ʻO nā "ʻākoakoa lehulehu" i waho, me nā hoʻoikaika kino, ka palena o nā mea ʻelua a ʻoi i ka "hui".
ʻOiai ma waho, pono e noho ka poʻe noho ma waena o 10km mai ko lākou mau home.
Hoʻokahi wale nō kanaka ma ka home e hiki ke hele i waho e "loaʻa ka meaʻai, nā huahana a i ʻole nā lawelawe i hoʻokahi manawa i ka lā."

Ke hoʻomākaukau nei ʻo Sydney ʻo Sydney e komo i ka hebedoma ʻekolu o ka laka ʻana, lāe ke aupuni o Nūhōlani Wales ua hoʻopuka i kahi leka hoʻomaopopo i kēia lā, e koi ana i nā kamaʻāina āpau o ka moku ʻo Greater Sydney e lawe i nā palapala ʻike pilikino ma waho o ko lākou mau wahi noho, i hiki ai i nā luna hoʻomalu kānāwai ke nānā pono inā ʻae ʻia lākou i 6 mile (10 kilomita) mai ko lākou mau home.

Pono ka lula no nā kamaʻāina o Sydney e lawe i ka leka aupuni ID i kau inoa ʻia e Brad Hazzard, ke kuhina o NSW no ke olakino a me ka noiʻi olakino, e kuhikuhi ana i nā "hui lehulehu" o waho, me ka hoʻomaʻamaʻa, ua kaupalena ʻia i ʻelua mau kānaka i ka "hui", pono e noho. i loko o 10km mai ko lākou mau home.

ʻO nā poʻe noho o ka Wahi Nui ʻo Sydney "ka poʻe e hele i waho no ka hoʻoikaika kino a i ʻole nā leʻaleʻa kūwaho" pono "noho i loko o kā lākou wahi aupuni kūloko a i ʻole ma waena o 10 mau kilomita o ko lākou mau home," e like me ka leka hoʻomaopopo, a pono "e lawe i nā hōʻike e hōʻike ana i kā lākou kamaʻilio a hana i ka nā hōʻike inā koi ʻia e ka mākaʻi e hana pēlā ”inā ma ka liʻiliʻi he 18 mau makahiki.

ʻOi aku ka paʻakikī o nā kapu kānāwai no ka poʻe e hele ana e kiʻi i nā meaʻai, me hoʻokahi kanaka wale nō no kēlā me kēia ʻohana e hiki ke hele i waho e "loaʻa ka meaʻai, nā huahana a i ʻole nā lawelawe i hoʻokahi manawa i ka lā."

Ua laka ʻia ʻo Greater Sydney mai ka lā 26 o Iune, a ʻoiai ua hoʻolālā ʻia ka lockdown e hoʻopau i ʻelua mau pule ma hope mai, ua hoʻonui ʻia no hoʻokahi pule keu e like me ka hoʻomau ʻia ʻana o nā hihia COVID-19.

Ma hope o ka ʻike ʻia aia ma ka liʻiliʻi he 27 mau kānaka COVID-maikaʻi i hele aku i ka wahi ʻo Sydney i ko lākou wā maʻi lele, ua ʻōlelo aʻoaʻo ke Kuhina Nui NSW ʻo Gladys Berejiklian i nā helu "haʻi mai iā mākou i nā lā e hiki mai ana ... nā helu hihia ʻelua a me ka pōʻino ka helu. o ka poʻe i hōʻike ʻia a hōʻike ʻole ʻia paha, i ke kaiāulu e piʻi nei. "

Heʻelua pule i hala aku nei ua hoʻomaka ʻia ka laka.

He aha e lawe ʻia mai kēia ʻatikala:

After it was discovered that at least 27 COVID-positive people had been out in the Sydney area during their infectious period, NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian warned that the numbers “tell us that in the next few days … both the case numbers and unfortunately the number of people who may be exposed or have been exposed, in the community is going to go up.
ʻO nā poʻe noho o ka Wahi Nui ʻo Sydney "ka poʻe e hele i waho no ka hoʻoikaika kino a i ʻole nā leʻaleʻa kūwaho" pono "noho i loko o kā lākou wahi aupuni kūloko a i ʻole ma waena o 10 mau kilomita o ko lākou mau home," e like me ka leka hoʻomaopopo, a pono "e lawe i nā hōʻike e hōʻike ana i kā lākou kamaʻilio a hana i ka nā hōʻike inā koi ʻia e ka mākaʻi e hana pēlā ”inā ma ka liʻiliʻi he 18 mau makahiki.
As Australia’s Sydney prepares to enter its third week of lockdown, the government of New South Wales issued a notice today, requiring all residents of the Greater Sydney area to carry personal identification documents outside their residences, so that law enforcement officers could always check whether they are within allowed 6 miles (10 kilometers) from their homes.