Sidee ayay Soomaaliya ugu diyaargaroobeysaa la tacaalidda COVID-19?

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Qofkii ugu horreeyay ee laga helay caabuqan Soomaaliya waxaa xaqiijiyey Wasiirka Caafimaadka ee Dowladda Federaalka Soomaaliya 16-kii Maarso 2020 kaasoo ahaa arday Soomaali ah oo dhawaan kasoo laabtay dalka Shiinaha.

Golaha Wasiirrada ayaa sidoo kale joojiyey dhammaan duullimaadyada caalamiga ah laga bilaabo 19-ka Maarso muddo labo isbuuc ah.

Soomaaliya si lamid ah dalalka kale ee aan lahayn xuduudo adag, tahriibayaasha iyo ganacsigana isaga gooshaan, howlwadeenno calami ah iyo xoogag hubeysanna joogaan, suuragalnimada in uu cudurkan ku faafo dalka waa mid sarreysa sida ay sheegayaan khuburada caafimaadka ee ku takhasusay cudurrada faafa.

Podcast-gan waxaa marti noogu ah Qaasim Cabdi Jimcaale oo ah sii-hayaha Agaasimaha Machadka Qaran ee Caafimaadka. Waxa aan ka wareysannay sida ay muhiim ugu tahay Soomaaliya dejinta qorsheyaal loogu diyaargaroobayo lagulana tacaalayo cudurka covid-19.

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Coronavirus (COVID-19): Sababta ay Soomaaliya ugu baahan tahay dejinta qorsheyaal loogu diyaargaroobayo lagulana tacaalayo cudurka faafa

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In ka badan 142,000 qofood oo ku kala nool 122 dal ayaa laga helay caabuqa COVID-19, 5,393 qofoodna waa ay u geeriyootay sida ay sheegtay Hay’adda Caafimaadka Adduunka  ee WHO.  Inkastoo kiisasku ku badan yihiin qaaradaha Aasiya, Yurub iyo Ameerika, ilaa hadda 105 qofood ayaa laga helay cudurkan qaaradda Afrika sida ay sheegtay Centre for Disease Control Africa. Waa hubaal in isku xernaanta qaaradaha dunida ay ka dhalan doonto in uu cudurkan ku faafo dalalka dhaqaalahoodu hooseeyo ee ku yaalla Afrika saameyn culusna uu ku yeelan doono. Read more

Coronavirus outbreak (COVID-19): Why Somalia needs to institute a rigorous pandemic preparedness and response plans

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There are now more than 142,000 cases of COVID-19 in 122 countries, and 5,393 people have died according to the World Health Organization (WHO).  While the number of cases have surged in Asia, Europe, and the Americas, to-date only 105 cases have been recorded in Africa according to the Centre for Disease Control Africa. However, it is highly likely that in an interconnected world the virus will spread to low and middle-income countries (LMIC) in Africa but with potentially a far deadlier impact. Read more