CDC: Faʻafefea ona fai saʻo le ufimata?

I faʻamaumauga mai le Iunivesite o Johns Hopkins i Amerika, e amata mai i le 16:34 i le aso 7 o Aukuso i Amerika, o le numera o faʻamaʻi COVID-19 i Amerika ua oʻo i le 4,918,927 ma le 160,737 maliu.
O se matua mataʻutia lea faʻamatalaga. E faʻafefea e uo o loʻo maua i faʻamaʻi ogaoga ona puipuia latou i latou? O gaioiga puipuia i aso uma e tuʻufaʻatasia ma le faʻamautuina o le va fealoai i nofoaga faitele, ma le isi auala e fesoasoani e faʻatelegese ai le salalau o le COVID-19 o le ofuina oufimata.
Fai louUfimataSaʻo
1. Fufulu ou lima ae leʻi ofuina louufimata
2. Tuu i luga o lou isu ma lou gutu ma puipui i lalo o lou auvae
3. Taumafai e fetaui lelei i autafa o ou foliga
4.Ia mautinoa e mafai ona e manava faigofie
5. Aua neʻi tago i le mama mama o totonu o leufimataa o la eufimata
Aveese Lau AfioUfimataMa le faʻaeteete, Pe a E I le Fale

1. tatala ese manoa i tua o lou ulu pe faʻataʻamilomilo taliga taliga
2. Taulimaina na o taliga tao pe nonoa
3.Fagaugatasi faʻatasi tulimanu i fafo
4. Nofoagaufimata in the washing machine (learn more about how to wash ufimatas)
5. Faʻaeteete aua neʻi papaʻi ou mata, isu, ma gutu pe a aveʻese ma fufulu lima i le taimi lava e uma ai ona aveʻese

Wear a Ufimata to Protect Others
1.Wear a ufimata that covers your nose and mouth to help protect others in case you’re infected with COVID-19 but don’t have symptoms
2.Wear a ufimata in public settings when around people who don’t live in your household, especially when it may be difficult for you to stay six feet apart
3.Wear a ufimata correctly for maximum protection
4.Don’t put the ufimata around your neck or up on your forehead

5.Don’t touch the ufimata, and, if you do, wash your hands or use hand sanitizer to disinfect