Tarayyar ta St Kitts da Nevis za ta gyara shirye-shiryenta na ranar 'yancin kai dangane da barazanar da ke faruwa Covid-19. Twin-tsibirin samu 'yancin kai daga Birtaniya on Satumba 19th, 1983. A bana ne al'ummar kasar za su yi bikin cika shekaru 37 da samun 'yancin kai. Firayim Minista Dr mai girma Timothy Harris ya dauki matsaya mai wahala tare da bayyana soke wasu al'amuran, yayin da wasu za a rage ko kuma kusan isar da su.

Firayim Minista Harris, wanda ke magana a cikin shirinsa na mako-mako a ranar Talata da daddare, ya ce za a soke bikin ranar ‘yancin kai na shekara shekara a bana. Saboda matakan da kasar ke da su da kuma ingantaccen tsarin kiwon lafiya, St Kitts da Nevis yana da mafi ƙarancin tabbatattun shari'o'i a tsakanin jihohin CARICOM, kuma a halin yanzu babu wasu lokuta masu aiki. An kuma yi rikodin mutuwar mutane da yawa a sakamakon cutar.

"Ba za a yi Parade Independence a wannan shekara ba. Wannan shi ne don rage haɗarin yaduwar cutar tare da dubban mahalarta da ke halartar faretin 'yancin kai. Wannan shawarar ta kasance mai raɗaɗi idan aka yi la'akari da mahimmancin 'yancin kai a ci gaban ƙasarmu mai ikon mallaka," in ji Firayim Minista Harris. Koyaya, ya ƙarfafa 'yan ƙasa da su “sa tufafin ƙasa, su ɗauki tutocin ƙasarsu tare da su kuma su nuna tutocinsu a gidajensu da gine-ginen jama’a don bikin ranar, [kuma su kasance] a lura da bin Dokokinmu na COVID-19.”

Tsibirin za su sake bude iyakokinsu don yawon bude ido na kasa da kasa a cikin wata mai zuwa. Sake budewa zai ba da damar ci gaba da zirga-zirgar jiragen sama da na kasuwanci da ke dauke da fasinjoji na kasa da kasa zuwa tashar jiragen ruwa na Tarayyar. Kasar na horar da ma'aikatan masana'antar yawon bude ido sama da 5,000 kan ka'idojin lafiya da aminci a shirye-shiryen na Oktoba.

ABUBUWAN DA ZA KU GUDU DAGA WANNAN LABARI:

This is to reduce the risk of the spread of the virus with thousands of participants attending the Independence Parade.
Due to the country’s pro-active containment measures and a robust healthcare system, St Kitts and Nevis has the lowest confirmed cases among CARICOM states, and there are currently no active cases.
However, he encouraged citizens “to wear national colours, carry their national flags with them and display their flags on their homes and public buildings […] to mark the day, [and be] mindful to comply with our COVID-19 Regulations.