- Ontario lati da duro ati yipada gbogbo awọn arinrin ajo ti ko ṣe pataki lati awọn igberiko miiran
- Awọn ihamọ irin-ajo Ontario titun yoo bẹrẹ ni ọjọ Ọjọ aarọ, Oṣu Kẹrin Ọjọ 19
- Awọn ipese tuntun toughen awọn ofin titiipa COVID-19 ti o ti nira julọ tẹlẹ ni Ariwa Amẹrika
Awọn ijoye ninu CanadaOntario ti kede loni pe igberiko n ṣeto awọn ayewo COVID-19 ni awọn aala rẹ pẹlu awọn igberiko agbegbe ti Manitoba ati Quebec lati le da duro ati yi gbogbo awọn arinrin ajo ti ko ṣe pataki pada.
Gẹgẹbi Premier Doug Ford, awọn ihamọ irin-ajo tuntun yoo waye ni ọjọ Mọndee, Oṣu Kẹrin Ọjọ 19, ati pe awọn eniyan nikan ti o nilo lati wọ Ontario lati ṣiṣẹ, gba itọju iṣoogun tabi firanṣẹ awọn ẹru ni yoo gba laaye lati kọja awọn aala agbegbe. Ford tun fa aṣẹ aṣẹ-ni-ile fun awọn olugbe Ontario si ọsẹ mẹfa lati ọsẹ mẹrin o fun awọn ọlọpa ni awọn agbara tuntun lati ṣe agbekalẹ ofin ti awọn ihamọ ajakaye.
Awọn ipese tuntun toughen awọn ofin titiipa COVID-19 ti Ford ṣe apejuwe bi tẹlẹ ti o nira julọ ni Ariwa Amẹrika. Awọn apejọ ti ita pẹlu awọn eniyan lati ile miiran ti ni idinamọ labẹ awọn aṣẹ tuntun, ati pe awọn opin agbara fun awọn alatuta nla yoo ge si 25% ti deede.
Awọn apejọ ẹsin inu yoo ni opin si o pọju eniyan 10, ati pe awọn iṣẹ akanṣe ikole ti ko ṣe pataki ni a daduro fun igba diẹ. Awọn ihamọ tuntun tun wa lori awọn ibi ere idaraya ita gbangba, gẹgẹ bi awọn aaye bọọlu afẹsẹgba ati awọn papa ere idaraya.
Ford pe lori ijọba apapo ti Canada lati mu iṣakoso awọn aala kariaye pọ ati siwaju ihamọ irin-ajo afẹfẹ si orilẹ-ede naa. Ilu Kanada ṣeto igbasilẹ tuntun-ọjọ kan fun awọn ọran COVID-19 tuntun ni Ọjọbọ, pẹlu 9,561. O fẹrẹ to idaji awọn ọran wọnyẹn wa ni Ontario, eyiti o n ṣalaye pẹlu gbigbasilẹ awọn ile iwosan COVID-19 bi awọn iyatọ tuntun ti kokoro na tan.
"A n padanu ogun laarin awọn iyatọ ati awọn ajesara," Ford sọ. “Iyara ti ipese ajesara wa ko tọju pẹlu itankale awọn iyatọ tuntun COVID. A wa lori igigirisẹ wa. Ṣugbọn ti a ba wa iho, duro ṣinṣin, a le yi eyi pada. ”
OHUN TO MU KURO NINU AKOKO YI:
- The officials in Canada‘s Ontario announced today that the province is setting up COVID-19 checkpoints at its borders with neighboring provinces of Manitoba and Quebec in order to stop and turn away all non-essential travelers.
- According to Premier Doug Ford, the new travel restrictions will take effect on Monday, April 19, and only people who need to enter Ontario to work, receive medical care or deliver goods will be allowed to cross the provincial borders.
- Ontario to stop and turn away all non-essential travelers from other provincesNew Ontario travel restrictions will take effect on Monday, April 19New provisions toughen COVID-19 lockdown rules that are already the strictest in North America.
