4 Urgent questions to the Eritrean Ministry of
Health
In light of the urgent need to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and
the treatment of present and future victims, Eritreans in diasporas asking
with the intention of providing urgent support, ask the Ministry of Health:
Guidelines from the High Level Task Force
on COVID-19
Aware of the grave danger that the COVID-19
pandemic poses, the Government of Eritrea has been issuing
important and timely guidelines and taking necessary measures to
fully curtail its spread in the country. Implementation of the
guidelines and measures issued remain, however, vexingly
inadequate. Furthermore, the number of infected individuals
to-date has reached 18. And what is worrisome is that one of
these cases is, unlike the others, a person who has contracted
the disease here in the country without any history of foreign
travel. The situation is therefore very grave; warranting the
adoption of much more stringent measures.
In this respect, the GOE issues the following guidelines that
will be effective from tomorrow, Thursday 2 April 2020, and that
will remain in force for 21 days.
1. All citizens are compelled to stay at home. This
directive will not apply to those engaged in indispensable
developmental and security tasks.
2. Members of a household, not exceeding two at a time,
are allowed to go out from their homes to buy essential food
items during the day. This conditional permission also holds
for emergency medical treatment.
3. All trading activities and transactions will be banned
in this period. Similarly, weekly markets that occur in various
parts of the country will remain closed. Food production,
supply and processing enterprises as well as grocery stores,
pharmacies and banks will however continue to provide services.
These institutions will close at 8:00 pm every evening.
4. All Government Institutions will stop routine services
and functions to focus on indispensable developmental and
security tasks. Majority of public sector employees will thus
stay at home.
5. With the exception of citizens employed in institutions
that will continue their functions, all other individuals
confined to their homes are not allowed to use their private
cars during this period.
6. Major productive and service sectors (manufacturing,
food processing, construction, Trucking etc.) will continue
their functions.
7. Citizens in the rural areas engaged in farming and
animal husbandry will continue to engage in their vital
developmental tasks.
8. Rigorous implementation of the measures spelled out
above will be secured, beyond the critical commitment of the
citizens concerned, by the Police and Security authorities as
well as by neighborhood committees. Punitive legal measures
will be taken on any individual who violates current and
previous Government guidelines.
9. All public and private institutions that will continue
their operations will have to strictly observe social-distancing
and all other guidelines issued by the Ministry of Health.
10. All personnel of the public and private bodies that
will continue their operations will be issued with permits by
their respective institutions.
11. This guideline supplements and supersedes, when
necessary, all previous Government guidelines.
12. This guideline provides for continuation of key
development projects and vital public services. Yet, it will
entail considerable hardships on the daily lives of citizens.
But considering the gravity of the threat that the nation and
the people are facing from this pandemic, there is no option
other than overcoming it through our characteristic fortitude,
resilience and sense of compassion and solidarity. It is
therefore incumbent on all of us to implement the current and
previous Government guidelines with keen awareness and earnest
commitment.
High Level Task Force on COVID-19
Asmara
1 April 2020
The purpose of this FEMA page is to
help the public distinguish between rumors and facts
regarding the response to coronavirus (COVID-19)
pandemic. Rumors can easily circulate within
communities during a crisis. Do your part to the
stop the spread of disinformation by doing 3 easy
things; don’t believe the rumors, don’t pass them
along and go to trusted sources of information to
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Always go to trusted sources of
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For more information on the
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(COVID-19) response page for more updates on the
federal response. Follow state and local officials
as well for instructions and information specific to
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Fact: There is no national lockdown.
As with all information online or shared via
social media, it is important to verify the
source of the information. You can find the
latest information as well as links to
additional resources at www.coronavirus.gov.
Fact: No, FEMA does not have military
assets. Like all emergencies, response is most
successful when it is locally executed, state
managed and federally supported. Each state’s
governor is responsible for response activities
in their state, to include establishing curfews,
deploying the National Guard if needed and any
other restrictions or safety measures they deem
necessary for the health and welfare of their
citizens.
Fact: Please only buy what your family
needs for a week. It is important to remember
that many families may be unable to buy a supply
of food and water for weeks in advance. Consumer
demand has recently been exceptionally high –
especially for grocery, household cleaning, and
some healthcare products. Freight flows are not
disrupted, but stores need time to restock.
Fact: The U.S. Government is not mailing
checks in response to COVID-19 at this time. Anyone
who tells you they can get you the money now is a
scammer. It’s important that you only trust
information coming from official sources. The
Federal Trade Commission recently provided more
information about this scam and other common
COVID-19 related scams on their website.
Fact: It is an unfortunate rumor that only
people over 60 years of age are at risk of getting
this disease. According to the Centers for Disease
Control (CDC), those at higher risk include older
adults and people with serious chronic medical
conditions. However, symptoms can range from mild to
severe with and may have different complications for
each individual. The CDC has a list of COVID-19
symptoms you may experience. Please continue to
follow the official information from the CDC.
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BREAKING NEWS
خبر صحفى تشكيل فرقة العمل الصحية الإرترية
في منطقة واشنطن الكبرى(العاصمة
وماريلاند وفرجينيا)
استجابة لوباء فيروس كورونا (COVID-19)، تواصلت فرقة العمل الموحدة
الإرترية بمنطقة واشنطن الكبرى مع المهنيين الصحيين الإريتريين المقيمين في
منطقة واشنطن الكبرى ولم تكن الاستجابة فورية فحسب ، بل ساحقة أيضًا.
كإرتريون ، شعرنا جميعًا بالفخر والتشجيع عندما وقف متخصصينا الصحيون
وجاءوا إلى الخط الأمامي لتقديم ما يلزم لمنع شعبنا من الوقوع ضحية للفيروس
الجديد نسبيًا والذي يقتحم العالم بأسره.
الفيروس الذى لوحظ انه ظهر اولا بالصين، ينتشر كالهشيم فى جميع البلدان بما
فى ذلك الولايات المتحدة الامريكية، وفى هذة الظروف بالذات لعبت العولمة
على ضررنا بوصولها الى اعتاب منازلنا. ويجب العمل من اجل تخفيف المخاطر من
الإصابة والموت المفاجىء.
دوام الصحة والعافيه الكاملة لمجتمعنا ولكل الانسانية! Read More.....
فريق العمل الارترى الموحد لمنطقة
واشنطن الكبرى
٢٠ مارس ٢٠٢٠
Formation of the
Eritrean Health Taskforce of DC, Maryland and Virginia (DMV)
In response to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, the
Eritrean Bayto DMV Unity Taskforce reached out to the Eritrean Health
professionals residing in the DMV Metropolitan Area and the response was
not only instant but also overwhelming.
Formation of the
Eritrean Health Taskforce of DC, Maryland and Virginia (DMV)
In response to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, the
Eritrean Bayto DMV Unity Taskforce reached out to the Eritrean Health
professionals residing in the DMV Metropolitan Area and the response was
not only instant but also overwhelming.
As Eritreans we all felt proud and encouraged when our health
professionals stood up and came to the front line to provide what it
takes to prevent our people from becoming victim of the relatively new
virus that is storming the entire world.
The virus perceived to be appeared first in China is spreading like a
bush fire to all countries including the United States, in such
particular instance, globalization had worked to our detriment and as it
has already arrived home something has to be done to mitigate the risk
of being infected and untimely death.
Bereket Amare, a renowned poet, has recently published a
book on the historical and genealogical lines of the
Eritrean people. The 604-page long book that took 12 years
in the making has captivated the attention of many,
including young readers. Follow our talk to learn more about
this great piece of work.
.Thank you for your time. When we first had
you on Q&A four years ago, you said you had a big project
coming. Was it this book?
Yes it was. I restrained myself from giving details as I
didn.'t know when I.'d be able to finalize my research and
compile it into a book. This is a research-based book that
tells the history of the Eritrean communities.
.What is the book about?
What I tried to do was in fact document history. History of
the Eritrean people, from the 1700s up to the Italian
colonization. Local and foreign writers have documented the
history following the Italian colonization. The Eritrean
community didn.'t come out of nothing when the Italians
came. Our society always coexisted, as it does now, in this
land way before.
.What questions does your book set out to
answer?
It addresses five key points. What is the foundation of the
Eritrean unity? The second question is "how did the Eritrean
community survive attacks from neighboring kingdoms?" The
third point was looking at the methods of conflict
resolutions in our communities. Fourth, in history, how did
people express the feudal system and the misery associated
with it, and the fifth point, also very important, was an
attempt to examine whether Eritrea.'s oral history is
factual or not.
.You are a strong advocate of oral stories
and argue that they can be much more than just tales.
Oral history is not just tales. Not in our case. When people
didn.'t know how to document history in writing, they made
poems, long oral eulogies and elegies to keep their history
alive through generations. Eritreans have that gift of
storytelling. When grandparents talk they talk history. And
this needs to be documented. Of course, throughout time, as
our elderly pass, history dies too. So, our job must be to
run against time and document what the elderly have to say.
.How did you manage to prove that oral
accounts are not tales? Let.'s say there is an eulogy to
someone. How can you prove the accounts are non-fictional?
Thanks for asking. A common trait of our traditional oral
history is the narration of kinship lines. When characters
are mentioned we find more than their names and
attributions. We find a line of kinship. Whose son or
daughter is he or she? And the grandparent? And their
parents and so on and on … Identifying the kinship line is
what helped me the most to scientifically prove that our
oral chronicles are not tales. Because the stories of
warriors, nobilities, wise men and women, young girls who
went in vendetta of their loved ones are not fictional but
recitations about real people, whose descendants we can
trace. Moreover, while tracing kinship I was able to confirm
not only that those people really existed but also the
setting of the event. Analyzing kinship helped me attain a
bigger understanding too.
.And what is it?
The Eritrean community is one big family. Tracing back I
realized that every family or clan is interrelated. The
family of Adkeme Melegae, for example, from the Tigrigna
ethnic group is a sister family of the Bilen ethnic group,
which in turn are related to the Afar ethnic group among the
many other sister families.
.And that seems to be the reason behind the
Eritrean Identity.
The population has always existed. The Italians merely drew
areas for their expansionist agenda. Certain communal
attitudes are hereditary, something that the newer
generations learn from the previous ones, make it their own
and pass it down. The unity of the Eritrean people is
certainly one of those. The fact that our society is law
abiding is also another learned and inherited attitude.
.Could you please elaborate on that?
The Eritrean community is law abiding and accustomed to
rules that promote respect and harmony. That is the only
explanation to how this diverse community has coexisted for
so long. Cultural and religious differences drift people
apart both in history and now in our times, but not here.
The cultural richness is vast and one of the things I put my
focus on is the question of harmony. No matter how peaceful
communities are, disputes are inevitable. Dispute over the
land and generally over gains and interests of different
nature. However, that is not the key point. The key point is
dispute resolution. And the Eritrean community has
mechanisms for dispute resolution. Plenty, even. Every
ethnic group has its own customary law. In Eritrea, the
terminology Highi, literally translated as law, is a word
that has existed for many, many centuries. Some of the
customary laws in Eritrea are Highi Adkeme Melegae, Highi
Adginet Gilaba, Highi Logo Chiwa, Fithi Shum Mahari and
Highi Habte Silus Gebre Christos.
.What other historical accounts does your
book include?
The historical chronology of the book ends with the fall of
Degiat Bahta Hagos. He was one of the renowned local
noblemen who stood against the Italians. Right before their
arrival in 1800s several nobilities such as Degiat Bahta
Hagos, Beremberas Kafil, Degiat Hadgembes Gulbet came
together to fight foreign invasions. They also taught their
people to be aware of the colorizers, to safeguard their
fertile lands and to hide their girls from the Italians as
they were ravaging villages abducting young girls. In
January 1890, when Italy officially claimed authority over
Eritrea, more people joined the fight against the Italians.
Degiat Bahta Hagos remained resilient fighting for his
people until he was killed in 1894. And that is also where
the chronology of events in the book ends.
.Let.'s now talk about the methodology you
used in writing the book. You spoke mainly to the elderly
and collected as many oral chronicles as you could. How was
it?
It was a beautiful journey. I was speaking to elderly men
and women, who remembered the chronicles as if they.'d been
waiting for someone to get it out of them and record it. I
travelled a lot over a period of 12 years. Every bit of
information is valuable here. We.'re talking about our own
history that needs to be documented before the few elderly
people pass away. Technically speaking the main method I
used was long interviews with the elderly.
.Wasn.'t it hard? What were your challenges?
I had to put every penny I earned into paying for my
travels. When I reached my destinations often times the
elderly, as it is the norm, would tell me they are in no
place to talk about the noble achievement of the their
forefathers. They were concerned that they might diminish
its value with their words. So I had to plead with them to
get them to talk to me. It would take me a lot of time
tracing people who could talk to me and when I finally
located them I.'d find that they had already been dead. One
time a man passed right by where I was sitting and as we
were talking all of a sudden he collapsed and soon died.
When a man dies a whole library dies with him. That was a
terrifying experience but I was so grateful that I was able
to talk to him. I thank all the elderly who agreed to
document their memories. Many challenges, yes, but great
rewards.
.Now that your book is out, what do you feel
about young people reading it?
Honestly, I am grateful to all the people who are reading
and sharing it. But above all I want young people to read
it, learn from it and realize how lucky they are to be
owners of their own history. Nothing was given to the
Eritreans. Centuries back and still now our history is all
ours. I want to especially encourage the youth to know their
history. People die but they become immortal when they have
history. That.'s our case. Our young must be proud that we
have a history of our own.
COVID-19 Eritrean
Community Task Force to be established in DMV to educate, inform,
support and advocate for DMV Eritrean community
meskerem 03-16-2020
The Eritrean Bayto DMV Unity Task Force (Task Force) has decoded to
create a COVID-19 committee to educate, inform support and to advocate
for the vulnerable Eritrean population in the DMV.
The Eritrean Bayto Task Force, after emergency meeting to address the
COVID-19 pandemic, decided to establish Eritrean COVID-19 Task Force in
DMV. The objective of this Task Force is to educate, inform, support and
to advocate for the Eritrean population and especially the significant
number who are in the vulnerable population category as defined by the
Center fo Disease Control (CDC).
In addition to those who have shown interest, volunteers from the
Eritrean medical community and relevant groups in the DMV are being
sought and asked to participate in this task force.
With large number of senior citizens and children in the Eritrean
community, this COVID-19 Eritrean task force is expected to rally the
community and its resources to support and advocate for its vulnerable
Eritreans in the DMV. It is looking to work with other community
organizations and local and state and federal authorities to educate,
inform, support and to advocate for Eritreans. It is to be noted that
none of the DMV local or state governments have reached out to the
Eritrean population in the DMV.
Medical Doctors, Nurses, Social
Workers, Case Workers, Behavioral Health Professionals, community,
business and religious leaders should be in the forefront to support our
people. As Eritreans, we are all in this together
Excellent Move by the Eritrean
Ministry of Health
ዝነኣድ ስጉምቲ ብሚኒስትሪ ጥዕና ኤርትራ!
Ministry of Health: Additional
Public Announcement on COVID-19
Fully cognizant of the grave danger that
Corona Virus (COVID-19) potentially poses to the safety
of all nationals as well as expatriates in the country,
the Ministry of Health, (MoH), had issued four-point
guidelines on March 11 last week. The guidelines
focused, primarily, on voluntary travel restrictions
from, and to, Eritrea. The MoH also indicated, in the
public announcement of March 11, that it will follow
developments and trends closely and issue additional
information and guidelines accordingly.
In this respect, and although there is no outbreak of
COVID-19 in our country so far, the Ministry of Health
issues the following guidelines to all nationals and
expatriates residing in the county in view of the rapid
spread of the pandemic in our region and the wider
world.
1. Every person should refrain from internal as well
as foreign travel unless this is for extremely urgent
and unavoidable purposes;
2. Every person must avoid, in as much as this is
possible, public gatherings;
3. Foreign travel from and to Eritrea has diminished
significantly on the basis of the first MoH guidelines
issued last week. This will be bolstered further
henceforth to fully restrict travel from, and to,
Eritrea except in urgent and unavoidable circumstances;
4. The MoH will continue to monitor developments and
trends regarding COVID-19 and issue, as necessary,
further information and guidelines.
CDC recommends that for the next 8 weeks, organizers
cancel or postpone in-person events that consist of
50 people
or more throughout the U.S. More
Information on Mass Gatherings
Interim Guidance for Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)
Large events and mass gatherings can contribute to the
spread of COVID-19 in the United States via travelers
who attend these events and introduce the virus to new
communities. Examples of large events and mass
gatherings include conferences, festivals, parades,
concerts, sporting events, weddings, and other types of
assemblies. These events can be planned not only by
organizations and communities but also by individuals.
Therefore, CDC, in accordance with its guidance for large
events and mass gatherings, recommends that
for the next 8
weeks, organizers (whether groups or individuals) cancel
or postpone in-person events that consist of 50 people
or more throughout the United States.
Events of any size should only be continued if they can
be carried out with adherence to guidelines for
protecting vulnerable
populations, hand
hygiene, and social distancing. When feasible,
organizers could modify events to be virtual.
This recommendation does not apply to the day to day
operation of organizations such as schools,
institutes of higher learning, or businesses. This
recommendation is made in an attempt to reduce
introduction of the virus into new communities and to
slow the spread of infection in communities already
affected by the virus. This recommendation is not
intended to supersede the advice of local public health
officials.
1HANDS Wash
them often
2ELBOW Cough
into it
3FACE Don't
touch it
4FEET Stay
more than 3ft apart
5FEEL sick?
Stay home
Eritrea
Chinese and
Italian passengers shall be quarantined upon arrival.
Three months have already elapsed since the
outbreak of Coronavirus (COVID-19) in China. In this period,
the disease has spread to all the continents at an alarming
rate. Over 100,000 people have been infected worldwide while
over 4,000 infected patients have died so far.
Not a single person has been infected in Eritrea to-date.
However, the country is linked by land, air, and sea with
several countries affected by the disease. This makes it urgent
and imperative for Eritrea to take precautionary measures to
prevent the outbreak and spread of the disease as well as to
prepare for all possible scenarios.
In view of these facts, the Ministry of Health issues the
following guidelines:
1. Continuous sensitization campaigns will be disseminated
through the various local media outlets in order to provide
timely and full information to the general public. These
announcements must be followed with due diligence.
2. In view of the potential gravity of the situation and
for the sake of their own safety as well as the safety of the
Eritrean people, the Ministry of Health urges all nationals and
foreigners who may have plans to travel to, and from Eritrea, to
postpone their plans on their own volition.
3. The Ministry of Health will continue to monitor
developments earnestly to assess occurrence, rate and extent of
contagion, and other vital parameters and symptoms of the
epidemic. It will accordingly issue appropriate announcements
and guidelines.
4. Visitors who originate directly from, or who have
transited through, China, Italy, South Korea and Iran will be
quarantined.
Press Release on
the Cancellation of
Congress of Eritrean Byto of DMV
The Eritrean Bayto DMV Unity Task Force
13 March 2020
Urgent Notice to the Public
It is the public knowledge that the Eritrean Bayto DMV Unity
Task Force has been relentlessly working towards the formation
of its Bayto on March 14, 2020. Unfortunately, due to the
Coronavirus threat the planned public meeting scheduled for
March 14, 2020 has been cancelled for the safety of all of us.
Considering the prevailing situation, the Task Force had called
an emergency meeting on March 12, 2020 and have passed the
following resolutions.
بيان صحفي حول إلغاء
الكونغرس الإريتري بايتو من
DMV
إشعار عاجل للجمهور من المعروف أن فريق عمل الوحدة
في ديسي وماريلاند وفرجينيا التابع للمجلس الإرتري كان يعمل بلا
كلل ولا ملل من أجل تشكيل المجلس في اجتماع يوم 14 مارس 2020. بيد
أنه ولسوء الحظ، فبسبب المخاوف وتهديد فيروس كورونا، فقد تقرر
إلغاء ذلك الاجتماع العام في اليوم المذكور، حرصاً على سلامة جميع
المشاركين. بالنظر إلى الوضع السائد، فقد دعا فريق العمل إلى عقد
اجتماع طارئ في في الثاني عشر من شهر مارس الجاري وتبنت القرارات
التالية
. 1 – سيواصل فريق العمل بجد لغاية تشكيل المجلس الإرتري لمنطقة دي
سي وماري لاند وفرجينيا.
2. التشكيل المقصود بمجلس إرتريا لدي سي وماري
لاند وفرجينيا، يمثل جميع سكان تلك المناطق وسيتم مناقشة الدستور
على ضوء الاقتراحات التي قدمها الخبراء لإجراء التعديلات اللازمة
على أساسها ليعكس رغبات الحضور من الأعضاء.
3. بناءً على الدستور المعدل ، سيتم صياغة لوائح
داخلية جديدة.
4. ستتم ترجمة مسودة الدستور المعدل واللوائح
الجديدة بثلاث لغات: العربية والتغرينية والإنجليزية وسيعمل على
نشرها للجمهور لمراجعتها وفهمها. ولهذا الغرض، سيتم تنظيم اجتماعاً
عاماً إما بالحضور المباشر أو بوسيلة أخرى وذلك لإجراء مناقشة
تفصيلية وستكون جلسة الإجتماع تلك تثقيفية وغنية بالمعلومات التي
توضيح القضايا ذات الاهتمام المشترك ، وعبر مساهمة الحضور في عملية
تعديل وتحسين تلك الوثائق.
5. سيراقب فريق العمل عن كثب تطورات فيروس كرونا
وبمجرد جهوزية مسودتي الدستور واللوائح الداخلية، سيدعو إلى عقد
إجتماع عام لمناقشتها والمصادقة عليها. وفي ذات الاجتماع ستتم
عملية انتخاب الممثلين على أساس الهيكل التنظيمي المنقح.
6. جميع المقيمين في دي سي وميريلاند وفرجينيا
مدعوون للانضمام إلى المجموعات الفرعية التي تم إنشاؤها بالفعل أو
المجموعات الفرعية الأخرى عند الضرورة. إذن هذه فرصة ذهبية لنا
جميعاً للعمل بجدية لمعالجة قضايا التنوع التي لدينا، وسيعمل فريق
العمل بجد لجلب كل أصحاب المصلحة إلى مجلس الإدارة. ومع ذلك ،
فإننا ندعو الجميع للعب الدور المطلوب.
7 – سيعتمد فريق العمل على الممارسية الديمقراطية
وعندما تتطرأ مسائل خلافية سواء فيما بين أعضائع أو في الإجتماعات
العامة؛ سيتم اتخاذ القرارات على أساس قاعدة الأغلبية. ومحور
النقاشات لا تتمحور حول الأشخاص، بل موضوعه هي الأفكار المطروحة-
ولكل منا الحق في مواجهة الأفكار بالاتفاق أو الاختلاف وعبر النقاش
يجب تبني الفكرة التي تدعمها غالبية الأصوات والعمل بها. وبصفتنا
باحثين عن العدالة، نحتاج إلى احترام بعضنا البعض وهذا هو العنصر
الحاسم لوحدتنا.
8 – لكي يتمكن فريق العمل من أداء واجباته بنجاح،
سيحتاج الأمر إلى مشاركة الجميع النشطة التي يوليها فريق العمل
الثقة التامة. ولانجاح المهمة المنشود تحقيقها سيتم العمل بمنتهى
الشفافية وتطبيق أسس المساءلة وللوصول لتلك الغاية سيتم الترحيب
بكل الأفكار وأخذ كل المخاوف التي ترسل إلى فريق العمل بعين
الإعتبار. إذن دعونا نتعاون ونمضي قدماً لتشكيل المجلس المنشود في
منطقة دي سي وميرلاند وفر
جينيا. وأخذاً الظروف الراهنة في الحسبان، فإن صحة الجميع والسلامة
العامة هي أولوية الأولويات فلنولي ذلك كل عنايتنا. المجلس الإرتري
لمنطقة دي سي وميرلاند وفرجينيا
إعلان إلى الإرتريين
المقيمين في دي سي وميري لاند وفرجينيا والساعين إلى تحقيق العدالة في
إرتريا أعزائي طالبي العدالةوالساعين إلى
تحقيقها في إرتريا! كنتيجة للمخاوف
وحالة القلق المتزايد الناجمة عن تفشي فيروس كرونا، فقد قررت لجنة العمل
وبالإجماع تأجيل تكوين مجلس إرتريا في منطقة دي سي وميري لاند وفرجينيا
لأجل غير مسمى. وسنقوم بتدارس ما يلزم القيام به من عمل في وقت قريب
للمباشرة في الخطوة التالية وذلك عبر التشاور مع المعنيين.
وفي الوقت الذي ندعو السلامة والطمأنينة لنا ولأسرنا،نناشد الجميع باتباع
الإرشادات العامة المعلنة من الجهات الطبية، لتوخي المخاطر.
مع بالغ الشكر لتفهمكم وتعاونكم
المجلس الإرتري لمنطقة دي سي و ميريلاند وفرجينيا
Dear Justice seekers
In light of the corona Viruses
threat and the concern of our people, the task force unanimously decided
to postpone the Eritrean Bayto DMV creation for indefinite period of
time. We will communicate the next step in the process soon. Please take
care your self and your family.
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Myth:
There Is A National Lockdown And The Entire Country Will
Be Quarantined For Two Weeks.
