Monga nambala Thailandchatsopano Covid 19 milandu ikucheperachepera, akuluakulu aboma la Thailand adalengeza kuti malo ogulitsa mdziko muno, masitolo akuluakulu ndi mabizinesi ena ogulitsa aziloledwa kuyambiranso ndikuyambiranso ntchito kuyambira Lamlungu, Meyi 17.
Mabizinesi ena ololedwa kuyambiranso ntchito kuyambira Lamlungu akuphatikizapo masitolo ogulitsa zamagetsi, mipando ndi maofesi. saluni ya misomali, zodzoladzola ndi masitolo ogulitsa zovala, zipinda zochitira misonkhano ya mahotela ndi malo amisonkhano. Malo osungiramo mabuku, malo osungiramo zinthu zakale ndi malo osungiramo zinthu zakale akonzedwanso kuti atsegulidwenso.
Panali milandu isanu ndi iwiri yatsopano ya coronavirus yomwe idanenedwa ku Thailand Lachisanu, onse adachokera kutsidya lina, pomwe chiwerengero cha anthu omwe amwalira ndi COVID-19 sichinasinthe pa 56.
Nthawi yofikira panyumba yausiku idzafupikitsidwa ndi ola limodzi, kuyambira 10pm mpaka 4am mpaka 11pm mpaka 4am. Thailand idakhazikitsanso ziletso zina pa Meyi 3, kulola magawo asanu ndi limodzi abizinesi kuti atsegulidwenso, kuphatikiza misika yakunja, malo ogulitsa ometa ndi osamalira ziweto.
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ZOMWE MUNGACHITE PA NKHANIYI:
- As the number Thailand‘s new COVID-19 cases dwindles, Thai government officials announced that the country’s shopping malls, department stores and other retail businesses will be allowed to re-open and resume operations starting this Sunday, May 17.
- Panali milandu isanu ndi iwiri yatsopano ya coronavirus yomwe idanenedwa ku Thailand Lachisanu, onse adachokera kutsidya lina, pomwe chiwerengero cha anthu omwe amwalira ndi COVID-19 sichinasinthe pa 56.
- Thailand first relaxed some restrictions on May 3, allowing six classes of business to reopen, including outdoor markets, barber shops and pet groomers.
