Lintlha tsa morao-rao li bontša hore leqhubu la morao-rao la COVID-19 le tsamaisoang ke mofuta oa Omicron le fetile tlhoro ea lona. Canada. Ha liprofinse le litereke li ntse li fetola mehato ea tsona ea bophelo bo botle ba sechaba, 'me ha re ntse re fetela hole le maemo a tlokotsi, joale ke nako ea ho atamela mokhoa o tsitsitseng oa taolo ea nako e telele ea COVID-19.
Phetoho ena e ka khoneha ka lebaka la lintlha tse 'maloa, ho kenyeletsa Canada's litekanyetso tse phahameng tsa ho entoa, ho ba teng ho ntseng ho eketseha le ts'ebeliso ea liteko tse potlakileng ho bona ts'oaetso, ho fokotseha ha litekanyetso tsa ho kena sepetlele le ho eketseha ho fumaneha ha litlhare le liphekolo malapeng.
Kajeno, e Mmuso oa Canada e phatlalalitse letoto la litokiso mehatong ea hajoale ea moeli, e emelang qaleho ea phokotso ea mekhahlelo ea lithibelo tsa maeto. Bokhoni ba naha ea ho fetela boemong bo bocha moeling ke phello ea liketso tsa batho ba limilione tse mashome ba Canada ho pholletsa le naha ba ileng ba latela mehato ea bophelo bo botle ba sechaba, ho kenyelletsa le ho entoa bona le malapa a bona.
Ho tloha ka la 28 Hlakola 2022 ka 12:01 am EST:
Canada e tla bebofatsa tlhahlobo ea ha u fihla bakeng sa baeti ba nang le ente e felletseng. Sena se bolela hore baeti ba fihlang Canada ba tsoa naheng efe kapa efe, ba tšoanelehang ho ba ba entetsoeng ka botlalo, ba tla khethoa ka tšohanyetso bakeng sa liteko tsa ho fihla. Baeti ba khethiloeng le bona ha ba sa tla tlameha ho behelloa ka thoko ha ba ntse ba emetse sephetho sa liteko.
Bana ba ka tlase ho lilemo tse 12, ba tsamaeang le batho ba baholo ba entetsoeng ka botlalo, ba tla tsoelapele ho lokoloha ho behelloa ka thoko ntle le maemo a behiloeng a thibelang mesebetsi ea bona. Sena se bolela, mohlala, ha ho sa hlokahala hore ba eme matsatsi a 14 pele ba ea sekolong, kampong kapa tlhokomelong ea bana.
Baeti ba sa entoa ba tla tsoela pele ho koptjoa ho etsa liteko ha ba fihla, ka Letsatsi la 8 le ho behelloa ka thoko matsatsi a 14. Batho ba tsoang linaheng tse ling ba sa entoa ba ke ke ba lumelloa ho kena Canada ntle le haeba ba kopana le e 'ngoe ea litokoloho tse seng kae.
Hona joale baeti ba tla ba le khetho ea ho sebelisa sephetho sa tlhahlobo ea antigen e potlakileng ea COVID-19 (e nkiloeng letsatsi pele ho sefofane sa bona se reriloeng kapa ho fihla moeling oa naha kapa boema-kepeng ba ho kena) kapa sephetho sa tlhahlobo ea limolek'hule (e nkiloeng pele ho lihora tse 72 pele ho moo. sefofane sa bona se reriloeng kapa ho fihla moeling oa naha kapa koung ea ho kena ka metsing) ho fihlela litlhoko tsa pele ho ho kena. Ho etsa tlhahlobo e potlakileng ea antigen lapeng ha hoa lekana ho fihlela tlhoko ea pele ho ho kena - e tlameha ho lumelloa ke naha eo e rekiloeng ho eona 'me e tlameha ho tsamaisoa ke laboratori, mokhatlo oa tlhokomelo ea bophelo kapa tšebeletso ea telehealth.
The Mmuso oa Canada e tla fetola Notice ea eona ea Bophelo bo Botle ho Tsamaea ho tloha ho Level 3 ho ea ho Level 2. Sena se bolela hore ’Muso o ke ke oa hlola o khothalletsa hore batho ba Canada ba qobe maeto ka mabaka ao e seng a bohlokoa.
SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- Travelers will now have the option of using a COVID-19 rapid antigen test result (taken the day prior to their scheduled flight or arrival at the land border or marine port of entry) or a molecular test result (taken no more than 72 hours before their scheduled flight or arrival at the land border or marine port of entry) to meet pre-entry requirements.
- The ability of the country to transition to a new phase at the border is a result of the actions of tens of millions of Canadians across the country who followed public health measures, including getting themselves and their families vaccinated.
- Taking a rapid antigen test at home is not sufficient to meet the pre-entry requirement – it must be authorized by the country in which it was purchased and must be administered by a laboratory, healthcare entity or telehealth service.
