Dominika e ntse e tsoela pele ho phahamisa Covid-19 lithibelo kaha ha ho na ho ata ha lefu lena sechabeng ho fumanoeng ka matsatsi a fetang 60. Tsebiso ena e tsoa ho Letona la Bophelo bo Botle, Bophelo bo Botle le Matsete a Macha a Bophelo bo Botle, Ngaka Irving McIntyre ka la 11 Phuptjane 2020.
Ka lebaka la phokotso ea lithibelo, libaesekopo, libara, basebetsi ba bahahlauli, lihotele, matlo a baeti, lilaeborari, libaka tsa boikoetliso, mabenkele a lotho le lipapali li lumelloa ho buloa hape bakeng sa khoebo. Litsi tsa tlhokomelo ea bana le likolo li ntse li koetsoe. Ngaka McIntyre o boetse a re, "Likhoebo li tla lumelloa ho sebetsa ka lihora tse tloaelehileng tsa ho sebetsa pele ho COVID 19 ho latela lihora tse behiloeng lapeng." Lihora tsa thibelo li se li ntlafalitsoe 'me ho tloha ka la 15 Phuptjane 2020, lihora tse ncha tsa ho fihla lapeng li tla tloha ka 10pm ho isa ho 5 hoseng ka Mantaha ho fihlela ka Sontaha. Mabōpo le linōka li ka finyelloa nakong eo e seng ea nako ea ho fihla lapeng.
Letona la Bophelo le boetse le khothalelitse batho ba Dominican ho tsoela pele ho latela melaoana le litataiso tse khothaletsoang ke Lekala la hae kaha monyetla oa linyeoe tse eketsehileng tsa COVID o tla eketseha ka ho khutla ha batho ba Dominican ba lulang mose ho maoatle, ba kenang kantle ho molao le ho buloa ha meeli ea naha. Ka la 9 Phuptjane 2020, liithuti tse 55 tsa Dominican li ile tsa khutlela hae li tsoa United States ’me kaofela li phetse hantle. Kakaretso ea batho ba 90 hajoale ba lutse setsing sa 'muso sa ho behelloa ka thoko. Lekala la Bophelo le tla hlophisa liteko tsa COVID-19 bakeng sa lihlopha tse ling tse kotsing e kholo ho kenyelletsa batho ba mahaeng a maqheku le lichankaneng, barekisi ba lichelete ba mabenkele le bakhanni ba libese.
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SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- The Health Minister further urged Dominicans to continue to follow the health and safety protocols and guidelines recommended by his Ministry as the possibility of additional COVID cases will increase with the return of Dominicans residing overseas, illegal entrants and the reopening of the country's borders.
- On June 9, 2020, 55 Dominican students returned home from the US and are all in good health.
- As a result of the easing of restrictions, cinemas, bars, tour operators, hotels, guest houses, libraries, gyms, lottery and gaming shops are allowed to fully reopen for business.
