Selemo le selemo Mofumahatsana World ketsahalo e neng e tla etsahala ka Puerto RicoSan Juan maobane, joale e tla tlameha ho hlophisoa bocha "matsatsing a 90 a tlang."

Kamora hore bahlolisani ba fetang 20 ba hlahlojoe ba na le COVID-19, makgaolakgang a bo70 a Mofumahatsana World tlholisano e ile ea hlakoloa lihora tse seng kae pele e qala.

"Miss World 2021 e chechisa ka nakoana pheletso ea khaso ea lefats'e ka Puerto Rico ka lebaka la lithahasello tsa bophelo bo botle le polokeho ea bahlolisani, basebetsi, basebetsi le sechaba ka kakaretso," bahlophisi ba ketsahalo ba boletse polelong ea Facebook.

Ka kakaretso, ba 23 ho ba 97 Miss World 2021 bahlolisani le basebeletsi ba 15 ba ketsahalo ba fumanoe ba na le coronavirus, Puerto Rico Setsebi sa mafu a seoa sa Lefapha la Bophelo Melissa Marzán o boletse.

Bahlolisani bohle le basebetsi ba entseng tlhahlobo ea COVID-19 ba itšehla thajana 'me ba tla khutlela linaheng tsa habo bona hang ha "ba hlakotsoe ke liofisiri tsa bophelo bo botle le baeletsi," ho boletse polelo ea Miss World.

Ha tlholisano ea selemo se fetileng e hlakotsoe ka botlalo ka lebaka la seoa sena, mohapi oa 2019, Toni-Ann Singh oa Jamaica, o ntse a bolokile tlotla ea mofumahali oa botle.

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“Miss World 2021 temporarily postpones the global broadcast finale in Puerto Rico due to health and safety interest of contestants, staff, crew and general public,” the event organizers said in a Facebook statement.
After more than 20 contestants tested positive for COVID-19, the 70th final of the Miss World contest was canceled just hours before it was due to commence.
In total, 23 out of 97 Miss World 2021 contestants and 15 members event staff members tested positive for coronavirus, Puerto Rico Health Department epidemiologist Melissa Marzán said.