ICairo ilwa ne-coronavirus evuselelekileyo
Iindibano ezinkulu kunye neekonsathi zivaliwe kwisithuba seeveki ezimbini
Zonke iivenkile, iivenkile ezinkulu, iikhefi, iivenkile zokutyela, iimovie kunye neethiyetha ukuvala kwangoko

Ukuthetha kwinkomfa noonondaba namhlanje, EgyptInkulumbuso u-Mostafa Madbouly uthe urhulumente welizwe uthathe izigqibo ezibalulekileyo zokujongana ne-coronavirus ephinde yavuka njengoko kusondela iholide ye-Eid al-Fitr.

Inkulumbuso ibhengeze ukuba iseti entsha ye-COVID-19 kunye nemiqobo iya kwaziswa kwaye iya kuhlala isebenza iiveki ezimbini ukunqanda ukusasazeka kwecoronavirus ngeentsuku zokugqibela zeRamadan kunye nemibhiyozo ye-Eid.

"Ukusukela ngomso, nge-6 kaMeyi ukuya nge-21 kaMay, siza kuvala zonke iivenkile, iivenkile ezinkulu, iikhefi, iivenkile zokutyela, iimovie kunye neqonga ngentsimbi yesithoba ngokuhlwa ukunciphisa kakhulu ingxinano engqinwa kwezi ndawo," utshilo uMadbouly.

Iindibano ezinkulu kunye neekonsathi ziya kuvalwa ngelixesha, ngeelwandle kunye neepaki ezivaliweyo phakathi kuka-12 no-16 Meyi, utshilo uMadbouly. Imibhiyozo ye-Eid, eza kubanjwa ngomhla we-12 nowe-13 kuCanzibe, kulo nyaka iwela embindini wexesha lezithintelo iiveki ezimbini zikarhulumente.

Kwangelo xesha, inkonzo yonikezelo lwasekhaya iya kuvunyelwa… kodwa kwezi veki zimbini zizayo, naziphi na iintlanganiso, iinkomfa, iminyhadala, okanye imibhiyozo yobugcisa ayizukuvunyelwa nakweyiphi na into, "yongeze iNkulumbuso.

Isigqibo sikarhulumente siza njengoko i-COVID-19 iqala ukusasazeka kwakhona eYiphutha, kwaye phakathi koloyiko lomnye umhla obaluleke kakhulu kwikhalenda yamaSilamsi iyandisa ingxaki.

INTO ONOKUYITHATHA KWELI NQAKU:

The Prime Minister announced that a new set of COVID-19 regulations and constraints will be introduced and it will remain in effect for two weeks to curb the spread of the coronavirus during the last days of Ramadan and the Eid celebrations.
“From tomorrow, May 6 to May 21, we will close all shops, malls, cafes, restaurants, cinemas and theaters at 9 o'clock in the evening to greatly reduce the crowding witnessed in these places,” Madbouly said.
The government's decision comes as the COVID-19 begins to spread again in Egypt, and amid fears of one of the most important dates in the Islamic calendar further exacerbating the problem.