I-Indonesia lelona lizwe likhulu lamaSilamsi emhlabeni elinabemi abazizigidi ezingama-272. I-Indonesia ibisenza umsebenzi oncomekayo ukugcina intsholongwane ye-COVID-19 iphantsi kolawulo kungekho matyala axeliweyo kude kube namhlanje.
Iindaba ezimbi zeza emva kokuba uRhulumente waseIndonesia ekhuphe inqwaba yabasebenzi baseIndonesia abasebenza kwinqanawa ye-COVID-19 eyonzakeleyo yeDiamond Princess izolo.
NgoMvulo abemi baseIndonesia bavavanye ukuba banesifo secorona entsha emva kokudibana nelizwe laseJapan elosulelekileyo.
Isiqinisekiso silandela inkxalabo eyandayo yokuba ilizwe liyasilela ekuchongeni ukosuleleka kwale ntsholongwane.
Aba babini babelaliswe esibhedlele eJakarta, uJoko Widodo uxelele oonondaba kwikomkhulu likamongameli kwikomkhulu. Umongameli uthe umfazi oneminyaka engama-64 ubudala kunye nentombi yakhe eneminyaka engama-31 ubudala bavavanywe benesifo emva kokudibana nommi waseJapan owayehlala eMalaysia kwaye wavavanywa enayo emva kokubuyela kuhambo oluya e-Indonesia.
Iqela lezonyango laseIndonesia lalilandele intshukumo yotyelelo lwaseJapan ngaphambi kokutyhila amatyala, utshilo.
Iingcali zezempilo zilumkise ukuba ukusilela kwezigulana eziqinisekisiweyo eIndonesia, ilizwe elinabantu abazizigidi ezingama-272, kuyamangalisa, ngakumbi ngenxa yokunxibelelana neChina. I-Indonesia, efumana utyalomali olubonakalayo lwaseTshayina, ixhomekeke kakhulu kukhenketho lwaseTshayina kwaye inabantu baseTshayina nabaseIndonesia, abenza malunga neepesenti ezi-3 zabemi.
Onke amatyala mabini awothusi, kodwa livulela eli lizwe kwimiceli mngeni emitsha ngokubhekisele kushishino lwesizwe olubalulekileyo lokuhamba nokhenketho.
INTO ONOKUYITHATHA KWELI NQAKU:
- Monday two Indonesian citizens have tested positive for the new coronavirus after being in contact with an infected Japanese national, the country's president said on Monday, the first cases to be reported in the world's fourth most populous country.
- The president said a 64-year-old woman and her 31-year-old daughter had tested positive after being in contact with a Japanese national who lived in Malaysia and had tested positive after returning from a trip to Indonesia.
- The two had been hospitalised in Jakarta, Joko Widodo told reporters at the presidential palace in the capital.
