Maobane, Litsi tsa US bakeng sa Taolo le Thibelo ea Mafu (CDC) li phatlalalitse hore bapalami bohle ba lifofane ba fofelang Amerika ba tsoa naheng esele ba tla kopuoa ho bonts'a bopaki ba tlhahlobo e mpe ea vaerase ea COVID-19 (PCR kapa teko ea Antigen), ha e sa nkuoa matsatsi a 3 pele ho sefofane. Molaoana ona o mocha o tla sebetsa ho baeti bohle ba lilemo li 2 ho ea holimo, ho kenyeletsoa le baahi ba Amerika le baeti ba machabeng. Taelo e tla qala ho sebetsa ka la 26 Pherekhong 2021.
Ho feta moo, motho ofe kapa ofe ea entseng tlhahlobo ea tšoaetso ea COVID-19 likhoeling tse tharo tse fetileng o tlameha ho ikemisetsa ho bonts'a litokomane tsa ho fola, ho nang le bopaki ba tlhahlobo ea bona ea vaerase, hammoho le lengolo le tsoang ho mofani oa tlhokomelo ea bophelo kapa mosebeletsi oa bophelo bo botle ba sechaba, ho fana ka tumello ea ho etela. Lifofane li tla ikarabella ho netefatsa sephetho se fosahetseng sa teko kapa litokomane tsa ho hlaphoheloa ha bapalami bohle pele li palama, hape li tla hana ho palama ho motho ofe kapa ofe ea sa faneng ka litokomane tsa tlhahlobo e mpe kapa ho hlaphoheloa, kapa ea khethang ho se etse tlhahlobo.
Mmuso oa The Bahamas o atlehile ho kenya tšebetsong mehato e thata ea ho sireletsa baahi ba eona, baahi le baeti, mme o maemong a matle ho latela taelo ena e ncha, o kopanya ka mokhoa o ts'oanelang litlhoko tsa tlhahlobo ea CDC ho li-protocol tsa COVID-19 tsa Bahamas. Hajoale, baeti ba Bahamas ba lulang nako e teletsana ho feta masiu a mane le matsatsi a mahlano ba kopuoa ho etsa tlhahlobo e potlakileng ea antigen ka letsatsi la bohlano la ho lula ha bona, ka libaka tse 'maloa tsa liteko ho pholletsa le Bahamas tse lumelletsoeng ho fana ka liteko. Sena se bolela hore batsamai le baahi ka mokhoa o ts'oanang, ba na le phihlello ea liteko tsa vaerase, tseo joale li hlokang ho kena US
"Mmuso oa Bahamas o tla tsoelapele ho sebetsa ho latela CDC ho thibela ho ata ha COVID-19, e bileng sehloho sa rona sa mantlha ho tloha qalehong ea seoa sena sa lefats'e," ho boletse Dionisio D'Aguilar, Letona la Bohahlaoli le Bohahlauli ba Bahamas . “Leeto la rona ha lea ka la ba le maqhubu tseleng, empa re entse mehato e metle ho loantseng vaerase ena joalo ka ha ho pakoa ke lipalo tse tlase haholo tseo re li fihletseng joale. Baeti ba lebopong la rona ba lokela ho ba le khotso ea kelello ka ho tseba hore re etsa sohle se matleng a rona ho boloka The Bahamas e bolokehile, 'me joale re ka fana ka ts'ebetso ea liteko, e theko e tlase ebile e ts'epahallang e fihlellang litlhoko tsa US. "
Baeti bohle ba Amerika ba eang ho The Bahamas hammoho le baahi ba Bahamian le baahi ba koptjoa ho latela melaoana ea CDC ea ho kena US Kakaretso ea litlhoko tsena, hammoho le li-FAQ, li ka fumanoa ho Webosaete ea CDC.
Bakeng sa lethathamo la libaka tsa tlhahlobo tsa COVD-19 tse lumelletsoeng ho The Bahamas, hammoho le tlhaiso-leseling e felletseng ea liprothokho tsa ho eta le ho kena ha Bahamas, ka kopo etela Bahamas.com/travelupdates.
Ka lebaka la phallo ea COVID-19, Mmuso oa Bahamas o tla tsoelapele ho lekola linyeoe ho pholletsa le lihlekehleke le ho lokolla kapa ho tiisa lithibelo ha ho hlokahala. Bahamas ke sehlekehleke se nang le lihlekehleke le li-cays tse fetang 700, se nametsoeng ho feta lisekoere-k'hilomithara tse 100,000, ho bolelang hore maemo le maemo a vaerase a ka fapana ho se seng le se seng sa lihlekehleke tse 16 tse fumanehang ho amohela baeti. Baeti ba lokela ho lekola boemo ba sebaka seo ba eang sehlekehlekeng pele ba etela, ka ho etela Bahamas.com/travelupdates.
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SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- Currently, visitors to The Bahamas who stay longer than four nights and five days are required to take a rapid antigen test on the fifth day of their stay, with a number of testing sites throughout The Bahamas approved to administer tests.
- Airlines will be responsible for confirming the negative test result or documentation of recovery for all passengers before they board, and will deny boarding to any person who does not provide documentation of a negative test or recovery, or chooses not to take a test.
- Furthermore, any person who has tested positive for COVID-19 in the last three months must be prepared to show documentation of recovery, which consists of proof of their positive viral test, coupled with a letter from a healthcare provider or a public health official, providing clearance to travel.
