Jamaika Menteri Pariwisata, Hon Edmund Bartlett wis ngumumake yen Kamentriane bebarengan karo Kementerian Kesehatan lan Kesejahteraan lan Hotel Jamaika lan Asosiasi Wisatawan (JHTA), bakal kerja sama kanggo nyedhiyakake kamar kanggo Covid-19 pasien, yen perlu.

"Aku lagi rembugan karo rekan kerja Menteri Kesehatan lan presiden JHTA kanggo ngenali kamar sing cocog yen bisa uga kudu ngatasi kasus pemulihan COVID-19. Saiki kabeh wis ana ing dek lan pariwisata siap ndhukung kanthi cara apa wae kanggo nyuda pengaruh pandemi iki, "ujare Menteri Bartlett.

Pandemi COVID-09 terus duwe pengaruh sing ngrusak ing sawetara negara ing saindenging jagad. Nganti saiki, ana luwih saka 400 ewu kasus kanthi luwih saka 18 ewu tiwas sing ana gandhengane karo penyakit kasebut.

"Kemitraan ing tingkat lokal, regional lan global kritis ing tahap iki kanggo mbantu ngatasi penyakit iki lan iki minangka salah sawijining conto," tambah Menteri Bartlett.

Menteri Kesehatan lan Kesejahteraan, Dr. Hon Christopher Tufton wis nampani inisiatif kasebut, sing ujar bakal mbantu nyuda beban sumber daya kesehatan masarakat sing wis winates.

Ngomong babagan tanggapan saka JHTA, Presiden Omar Robinson ujar, "JHTA wis njaluk saka anggota kita sing duwe properti tertutup supaya nggawe perjanjian kemitraan karo Kementerian Kesehatan & Kesejahteraan kanggo nyedhiyakake kamar kanggo tujuan kuarantin / pengasingan. Kita uga njaluk anggota kanggo nyumbang linen lan barang alus liyane kanggo digunakake ing rumah sakit, lan kamar isolasi / karantina.

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“I am in discussions with my colleague Minister of Health and the president of the JHTA to identify suitable rooms in the event they may be required to deal with recovery cases with COVID-19.
Right now it is all hands on deck and tourism stands ready to support in any way it can to mitigate against the impact of this pandemic,” said Minister Bartlett.
Jamaica’s Minister of Tourism, Hon Edmund Bartlett has announced that his Ministry along with the Ministry of Health and Wellness and the Jamaica Hotel and Tourist Association (JHTA), will be partnering to provide rooms for COVID-19 patients, should the need arise.