- Njengamanani e-COVID anyuka eIndiya, i-Australia iphumeze iinkqubo ezintsha zokuhamba zabemi nabahlali abazama ukubuyela ekhaya.
- Isibhengezo esingxamisekileyo sethutyana sibhengezwe izolo esiqala ukusebenza ngoMvulo, Meyi 3.
- Abanye babiza intshukumo yobuhlanga kwaye inomsindo.
Esi sigqibo sethutyana "sokuzimisela esingxamisekileyo" esikhutshwe ngolwe-Sihlanu lixesha lokuqala i-Australia isenza ityala lolwaphulo-mthetho ukubuyela ekhaya. Nawuphi na umhlali wase-Australia okanye ummi ozama ukubuya e-India uya kuvalwa ukuba angene kwilizwe labo kwaye banokujamelana nezohlwayo kunye nexesha lokuvalelwa.
Ukuhamba kuyinxalenye yemilinganiselo engqongqo yokumisa abahambi e-Australia ukusuka kwilizwe lesibini elinabantu abaninzi kwihlabathi liphela njengoko kulwa nokunyuka kwamatyala e-COVID-19 kunye nokufa.
UMphathiswa wezeMpilo uGreg Hunt ubhengeze ukuba nabani na ozama ukuthobela le mithetho mitsha uza kubethwa isohlwayo ukuya kuthi ga kwi-66,600 yeedola zase-Australia (i-51,800 yeedola), iminyaka emihlanu entolongweni, okanye zombini, i-Australia Associated Press ixele.
"Urhulumente akazithathi lula ezi zigqibo," utshilo uHunt kwingxelo. "Nangona kunjalo, kubalulekile ukuthembeka kwenkqubo yoluntu yase-Australia kunye neenkqubo zokuvalelwa kwabantu abathile zikhuselwe kwaye inani lamatyala e-COVID-19 kwizibonelelo zokuvalelwa kwabantu abancitshisiweyo lincitshisiwe laba kwinqanaba elilawulekayo."
INTO ONOKUYITHATHA KWELI NQAKU:
- “However, it is critical the integrity of the Australian public health and quarantine systems is protected and the number of COVID-19 cases in quarantine facilities is reduced to a manageable level.
- The move is part of strict measures to stop travelers to Australia from the world's second most populous nation as it contends with a surge in COVID-19 cases and deaths.
- UMphathiswa wezeMpilo uGreg Hunt ubhengeze ukuba nabani na ozama ukuthobela le mithetho mitsha uza kubethwa isohlwayo ukuya kuthi ga kwi-66,600 yeedola zase-Australia (i-51,800 yeedola), iminyaka emihlanu entolongweni, okanye zombini, i-Australia Associated Press ixele.
