Tempotimor (Dili)- Deputadu husi bankada Kongresu Nasionál Rekonstrusaun Timor (CNRT), José Vergilio deskonfia asesora balun iha Ministériu Interiór (MI), ho grau lisensiatura, maibé kada fulan simu saláriu rihun $7.

Tempotimor (Dili)-Ministeiru Obras Publika presija osan atu investe ba bee-moos hodi rezolve preokupasaun komunidade nian kona-ba asuntu refere.

Tempotimor (Dili)-Deputada husi bankada CNRT CNRT Virgina Ana Belo duun Ministru Agrikuktor no peska (MAP) Pedro dos Reis rekruta asesor ne'ebe remata de’it ensinu sekundaria jeral.

Tempotimor (Dili)- Tuir informasaun ne'ebé espekula iha públiku katak, iha rekrutamentu ba membru Falintíl Forsa Defeza Timor-Leste (F-FDTL) foun iha tinan 2021, ne'ebé sei rekruta mós eis-petisionáriu sira, mak Majór Jenerál Lere Anan Timur rejeita no konsidera informasaun ne'e falsu.

Tuir Xefe Estadu Maiór F-FDTL katak, eis-petisionáriu sira katuas hotu ona, tanbá ne'e, informasaun ne'ebé dehan, atu rekruta sira ne'e bosok, jornalista sira mak inventa de'it.

"Se mak dehan, eis-petisionáriu sira katuas tiha ona, ba rekruta fali katuas sira, agora ema ida idade 20 resin de'it labele ona, kuandu mais ha'u-nia alin petisionáriu sira. Sira ne'e tinan kiik liu mak 50," dehan Majór Jenerál Lere Anan Timur, iha Palásiu Prezidensiál Bairu-Pite, Díli, Kuarta (7/10).

Ba asuntu ne'e, Jenerál Lere konsidera, jornalista sira mak halo espekulasaun de'it.

"Imi hanoin to'ok, agora petisionáriu ida hanesan ha'u-nia alin Tara, nia ne'e katuas los ona. Ne'e imi (jornalista) mak inventa para imi-nia jornál sira folin, hodi hetan osan," dehan Lere.(*)

Tempotimor (Dili)-Komisaun Inkeritu Parlamentar (KIP) ne’ebé Parlamentu Nasionál forma hodi halo investigasaun ba projetu 143 ne’ebé seidauk hetan pagamentu ikus mai identifika katak la’os projetu ida ne’e de’it mak laiha kontratu, maibé iha mós projetu 500 seluk. Signifika, total projetu ne’ebé laiha kontratu hamutuk 643.

Tempotimor (Díli)-Deputadu mós ema, tan ne’e klaru nia labele atu hatene buat hotu-hotu, maske nia bele koalia buat hotu-hotu. Sim, ida ne’e duni mak akontese ba deputada husi bankada CNRT iha Parlamentu Nasional Virginha Ana Belo ne’ebé kestiona osan ba embaixada TL iha Luanda ne’ebé taka ona.

BY : Dr Poonam Khetrapal Singh

Evidence-based action and investments are needed to strengthen the COVID-19 response and build a healthier, more health-secure recovery and future for all

For more than nine months now WHO and its Member States in the South-East Asia Region have responded to the COVID-19 pandemic with speed, scale and solidarity. Speed, in efforts to control local outbreaks by acting on epidemiological evidence. Scale, in the whole-of-government, whole-of-society buy-in leaders have mobilized to help people stay safe, healthy and well amid our “new normal”. And solidarity, because from the beginning of the outbreak countries have reinforced each other’s defences, whether by sharing key resources or identifying and communicating best practices.  

To strengthen the response and save lives, national and local authorities must continue to apply WHO’s transmission classification model while learning from each other’s successes in preventing and controlling hot-spots and clusters, which account for the majority of new cases. Fast and frugal innovations – for example universal mask wearing, the provision of hand hygiene resources and safe water to all communities, and the delivery of high-quality information, including locally tailored risk communication ­– have proven especially valuable, and should be leveraged to maximum effect.

Member State resolve to control COVID-19 remains steadfast, as it must be. In early September, at­ WHO’s annual governing body meeting in the Region, countries issued the Declaration on the Collective Response to COVID-19, highlighting their commitment to build on the Region’s many strengths in responding to the pandemic. Of particular focus was securing the occupational safety of health workers, strengthening health information systems and the uptake of digital health technologies, and advancing health policy and systems research on COVID-19.

Crucially, the Region reaffirmed its commitment to strengthen and maintain essential health services, which is a core pillar of WHO’s strategic preparedness and response plan and has been one of the Region’s key points of focus. Across the world, the emergence and spread of COVID-19 has caused significant disruptions to essential health services, risking increased morbidity and mortality from non-COVID health issues. Our Region is no exception.

To overcome such disruptions, countries have applied a range of measures that address demand and supply-side barriers, for example task-shifting among health workers, leveraging the potential of telemedicine, developing novel supply chains and medicine dispensary options, and better engaging the private sector. These and other solutions must continue to be applied to ensure all people can access the services they need to stay healthy, well and productive throughout the pandemic.

But more than nine months into the response, additional investments in health are needed, not only to strengthen the response and save lives, but to also enhance health system resilience into the recovery and beyond. Countries face hard choices amid intense fiscal pressures. The latest projections from global financial institutions suggest that in 2020 most countries in Asia Pacific face a decrease in GDP, which could exceed 10%.

But investing in health is proven to promote the sustainable social and economic development upon which progress in all policy areas relies. In ordinary times every dollar invested in health yields an average return of between US$ 2–4, which can be up to 20 times higher in low- and middle-income countries. That return is multiplied many times over when one considers how investments in common goods for health can protect against acute public health events, the impact of which is now clear to all.

WHO will continue to provide Member States its full technical, operational and material support, including by mobilizing international and global partners. Despite a near-global shutdown WHO has rapidly procured and delivered critical personal protective equipment and laboratory supplies to all countries in the Region and continues to bring countries and partners together via the WHO-supported partners platform and central supply portal.  

Through its Solidarity trials WHO is facilitating Member State participation in global research and development efforts, and through the Access to COVID-19 Tools Accelerator and COVAX Facility WHO is working to ensure all countries have access to the life-saving goods such efforts produce. WHO will continue to support Member States in the Region to strengthen the policies and delivery systems required to efficiently and equitably roll-out a safe and effective COVID-19 vaccine once developed. 

No outbreak is too big to control, and it is never too late to aggressively apply the basic public health measures that we know work. WHO will continue to support all countries, whatever the transmission scenario, to apply the evidence-based interventions needed to control the spread of COVID-19 and save lives. We will continue to support all countries to achieve the healthier, more health-secure recovery and future to which we strive.  

Tempotimor (Dili)- Deputada Parlamentu Nasionál (PN) husi bankada Partidu Libertasaun Popular (PLP) Maria Angelina Sarmento, hahú kestiona fila-fali kona-ba kazu profesores kontratadu hamutuk na'in 273 ne'ebé Ministeriu Edukasun Juventude no Desportu (MEJD) hapara sira nia kontratu iha tinan 2019 kotuk.

Tempotimor (Dili)-Tuir Kultura Timor-Leste, bainhira baku malu entre feen ho laen iha uma-laran, nu'udár bikan-kanuru mak lian, maibé dadaun ne'e lei hatudu oin seluk, bainhira akontese problema ruma, parte rua sempre buka razaun defende malu to'o lori ba ba rezolve tuir dalan legál.

Tempotimor (Díli)-Deputada Parlamentu Nasionál (PN) husi bankada Congresso Nacional Reconstruçăo Timor-Leste (CNRT), Carmelita Caetano Monis husu ba Visé Ministru Justisa (MJ), José Edmundo Caetano atu esolika ho klareza kona-ba polítika foun husi MJ nian, ne'ebe tuir planu atu haruka prizioneriu ba eskola iha liur.

Carmelita hato'o kestaun ne'e, relasiona ho deklarasaun husi Visé MJ nian ne'ebé deklara ba públiku iha loron Kuarta (29/07) kona-ba atu halo programa foun ho termu jurídiku "Rejíme Aberta" ba prijioneiru sira atu bele hala'o atividade iha liur.

"Ha'u husu tok, ida ne'e, keta polítika ka programa foun ida karik, ida ne'e faz-parte pena ka, ou faz-parte promove ita nia prizioneiru sira," hatete deputada Carmelita Caetano Moniz durante intervensaun liuhosi debate espesialidade ba proposta OJE 2020 iha plenári PN, tersa (6/10).

Nia hatete, sé MJ iha polítika foun tanba de'it ho asesóres ne'ebé barak, hodi fó ona hanoin foun ida ba Visé MJ, entaun esplika took, sé programa ne'e mak mosu, ida ne'e atu responde ho orsamentu husi Item ida ne'ebé.

Hatan ba kestaun ne'e, Visé Ministru Justisa, José Edmundo Caetano hatete, Programa ne'ebé MJ planeia, laiha intensaun no polítika foun atu haruka prijoneiru ida atu sai husi ita nia rain.

Maibe tuir nia, planu ne'ebe sira kria, bazeia ba rejíme abertu, signifika sei buka fatin própoiu ida, atu utiliza ba prizioneru tuir formasaun.

"Saida mak tenta atu halo agora, i ita halo hela preparasaun, atu aplika rejíme abertu, ba ita nia prizioneiru sira", nia kestiona.

Tuir nia, planu fó formasaun ba prizioneru, ida ne'e hanesan polítika ida atu halo tranzisaun ba re-integrasaun sosiál, maibé la'ós atu haruka ba estranjeiru, inklui La'ós atu haruka ba eskola iha Universidade Liceu sira.

"Sira iha fatin própiu para atu tuir formasaun, no preparasaun ba re-intergrasaun sosiál, sai televizaun infelizmente ha'u mós la haree dehan atu ba iha estrajeiru, sé dehan sai ba estranjeiru karik, lori ministemériu nia naran husu deskulpa ba Señora deputada", dehan Edmundo.

Molok ne'e, Visé Ministru Justisa (MJ), José Edmundo Caetano mós deklara, tuir loloos kapasidade prizaun Bekora akumula de’it prizioneiru na’in 250, maibé daudauk ne’e prizioneiru ne’ebé hela iha Prizaun Bekora sa’e to’o na’in 591.

"Tanba ne'e, ba oin ha'u sei halo programa ida ne'ebé moderniza prizaun ne'e ho di'ak ba futuru joven sira ne'ebé mai kumpri pena iha prizaun iha ne'e, sira bele halo mós serbisu seluk iha liur," nia afirma.