Ilu Argentina nkede titiipa ti o muna ni gbogbo awọn agbegbe “eewu giga”
Nọmba awọn ti o gba iwọn lilo ajesara akọkọ wọn duro ni 8,495,677 lakoko ti 2,200,123 ti gba abere mejeeji
Ilu Argentina ti forukọsilẹ ti o pọju 3.4 awọn akoran, iku 72,699 ati diẹ sii ju awọn imularada 3 million

Alakoso Argentina Alberto Fernandez ti ba orilẹ-ede sọrọ lati kede titiipa ti o muna ni gbogbo awọn agbegbe “eewu giga” ninu ifiranṣẹ ni kete lẹhin 8.30 pm (2330GMT).

“A n gbe ni akoko ti o buru julọ lati igba ti ajakaye-arun na ti bẹrẹ. A ni nọmba ti o ga julọ ti awọn iṣẹlẹ ati iku, ”Alakoso naa sọ.

Ni atẹle nọmba igbasilẹ ti awọn akoran ati iku ni Argentina ni awọn ọsẹ to ṣẹṣẹ, o tẹnumọ pe orilẹ-ede naa «gbọdọ ṣetọju ilera» lakoko igbi keji, fifi kun pe awọn ihamọ COVID-19 yoo di fun ọjọ mẹsan.

Awọn igbese tuntun yoo waye ni ọganjọ Satidee ati ṣiṣe titi di May 30, ni ihamọ iyipo ati gbigbe awọn eniyan ni awọn agbegbe “eewu giga.”

Ni oju-si awujọ, eto-ọrọ, eto-ẹkọ, ẹsin ati awọn iṣẹ idaraya ni yoo daduro, lakoko ti awọn iṣẹ pataki nikan ni a gba laaye.

“Igbiyanju apapọ yii yoo ran wa lọwọ lati la awọn oṣu tutu wọnyi kọ. Mo mọ pe awọn ihamọ wọnyi ṣẹda awọn iṣoro. Ni idojukọ pẹlu otitọ yii, ko si yiyan bikoṣe lati yan itoju igbesi aye, ”Alakoso naa sọ.

Fernandez ṣe ileri lati tẹsiwaju awọn akitiyan ajesara eyiti eyiti a ti nṣakoso awọn abere 10,695,800, ni ibamu si data ijọba.

Nọmba awọn ti o gba iwọn lilo ajesara akọkọ wọn duro ni 8,495,677 lakoko ti 2,200,123 ti gba awọn abere mejeeji.

Lapapọ ibugbe ti awọn ibusun ICU wa ni 72.6% ati ni agbegbe ilu Buenos Aires o jẹ 76.4%.

Gẹgẹbi data ti Ile-iṣẹ Ilera ti orilẹ-ede, Argentina, ti o ni olugbe ti o ju miliọnu 45 lọ, ti forukọsilẹ ti o pọju 3.4 awọn akoran, iku 72,699 ati diẹ sii ju awọn imularada 3 million.

OHUN TO MU KURO NINU AKOKO YI:

Following a record number of infections and deaths in Argentina in recent weeks, he emphasized that the country «must take care of health» during the second wave, adding that COVID-19 restrictions will be tightened for nine days.
The new measures will take effect at midnight Saturday and last until May 30, restricting the circulation and movement of people in areas of “high risk.
According to the country’s Health Ministry data, Argentina, that has a population of more than 45 million, has registered an excess of 3.