- Kimanin baƙi 130 na Rasha sun gwada tabbatacce ga COVID-19 bayan sun isa Varadero, Cuba a ranar 30 ga Yuni.
- A ranar Lahadi, akwai rahotanni na sama da masu yawon bude ido 150.
- Yawancin ma'aikatan jirgin sama da yawa sun gwada tabbatacce ga COVID-19.
A cewar karamin jakadan Rasha a Havana, Cuba, an kebe wasu ‘yan yawon bude ido‘ yan Rasha sama da 130 a dakunan otel dinsu saboda zargin kamuwa da cutar COVID-19.
“Zuwa ranar 4 ga Yuli, mutane 127 daga jirage sun iso a ranar 30 ga Yuni da 1 ga Yuli sun kasance [a kebe] tare da tabbatattun gwaje-gwajen COVID-19. Muna tsammanin sakamakon maimaita gwaje-gwaje ga mutanen 80 da suka zo a ranar 1 ga Yuli. Amma ga mutanen da suka zo a ranar 3 ga Yuli, akwai mutane goma da suka gwada tabbatacce, […] kuma muna sa ran ƙarin sakamako nan gaba a yau, ”in ji Consul ɗin.
A ranar Lahadi, akwai rahotanni na sama da masu yawon bude ido 150.
Tun da farko, da Karamin Ofishin Jakadancin ya ruwaito cewa kimanin mutane 130 sun gwada tabbatacce bayan sun isa Varadero a ranar 30 ga Yuni, ciki har da membobin jirgin sama da yawa. Wani maimaita gwajin ya dawo da sakamako mai kyau ga mutane 33. Akwai gwaje-gwaje masu kyau 80 tsakanin fasinjojin jirgin na gaba.
A bayyane yake, yawancin yawon bude ido da aka keɓe kan abin da ake zargi da kamuwa da cutar COVID-19 ba su da wata alama, kuma ana zargin an yi musu rigakafi a Rasha kafin tafiyarsu. Hakanan suna da takardu akan gwaje-gwajen PCR da aka ɗauka a Rasha, wanda kuma ke nuna sakamako mara kyau.
A farkon Yuni, akwai kusan 'yan asalin Rasha 6,000 a wuraren shakatawa na Cuba. Dangane da dokokin Cuba, yawon bude ido masu zuwa dole ne suyi gwajin PCR don kamuwa da cutar COVID-19 tsakanin awanni 72 kafin tafiyarsu. Dole ne a gabatar da takarda mai tabbatar da sakamakon gwajin mara kyau yayin hawa jirgin sama.
ABUBUWAN DA ZA KU GUDU DAGA WANNAN LABARI:
- According to the Cuban regulations, incoming tourists must take a PCR test for COVID-19 infection within 72 hours prior to their trip.
- A paper proving the negative test result must be presented when boarding a plane.
- Apparently, the majority of tourists being isolated over suspected COVID-19 infection show no symptoms, and they have allegedly been vaccinated in Russia prior to their travel.
