Items filtered by date: Monday, 21 December 2020

Tempotimor (Dili)- Komandu Polísia Nasionál Timor-Leste (PNTL) liuhusi Servisu Investigasaun Kriminál Nasionál (SIKN) detein tan suspeitu Information Technologie (IT) na’in haat (4) ne’ebé dekonfia involve iha kazu ligasaun internet ilegál iha Timor-Leste.

Tempotimor (Dili)-Governu liu-husi reuniaun Konsellu Ministru aprova ona projetu rezolusaun kona-ba nomeasaun Prezidente Autoridade Munisipiu Baukau no administrador Munisipiu Lautem ho Vikeke no iha tempu hanesan ezonera mos sira na'in tolu ne'ebe asumi hela knaar.

Tempotimor (Dili)-Deputadu Bankada Congresso Nacionál Reconstrução Timorense (CNRT) Ricardo Baptista kestiona makaas kareta kompaña sira iha teritoriu timor laran tomak, tanba ladun halo jestaun ba sira nia karreta atu tula rai henek ba fatin objetivu.

Tempotimor (Dili)-Estrada ligasaun husi postu-administrativu Lequidoe ba suku Fahisoi, kontinua sai difikuldade ba movimentasaun komunidade suku refere nian ba kapitál munisípiu Aileu.

Tempotimor (Dili)-Ministra Negósiu Estranjeru no Koperasaun (MNEK) Adljiza Magno deklara, nia parte halo ona mobilizasaun ba ekipa tékniku hodi hala'o peskizasaun ba dokumentu sira ne'ebe relevante ho pilar tolu atu fó sai husi ASEAN hanesan Sósiu kultural, polítika, inklui ekonómiku.

Tempotimor (Dili)- Institutu Defeza Nasionál (IDN) iha Kuarta (23/12) sei fó graduasaun ba xefe suku na'in 442 iha teritóriu nasionál ne'ebé durante fulan tolu tuir formasaun iha IDN.

Tempo Timor (New Delhi  Manilla) - Last week (18/12), the World Health Organization (WHO) and the European Union (EU) agreed to join forces to support eight South East Asian countries in their response to COVID-19 and to strengthen preparedness for future pandemics.

The EU is providing €20 million for a South East Asia pandemic response and preparedness programme. WHO will use the funds to continue supporting the governments of Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao People’s Democratic Republic, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Thailand and Viet Nam.

“The European Union is one of WHO’s major partners, particularly in emergency response. This partnership will go a long way in ensuring that the South-East Asian Region builds back better during and after the COVID-19 pandemic and is stronger and more resilient in the years ahead,” said Dr Poonam Khetrapal Singh, WHO’s Regional Director for South-East Asia.

In line with the Global Strategic Preparedness and Response Plan and guided by the Asia Pacific strategy for emerging diseases and public health emergencies (APSED III), the programme aims to strengthen health systems and to support the COVID-19 response in the eight South East Asian countries, with a particular focus on reaching the unreached. The funds will be used to:

• Mobilize all sectors and communities to ensure participation in prevention, preparedness and response activities;
• Control sporadic cases, clusters and community transmission;
• Suppress community transmission; and
• Reduce deaths from COVID-19.

The programme represents a joint effort between the EU and WHO’s Regional Offices for South-East Asia (which includes Indonesia, Myanmar and Thailand) and the Western Pacific (which includes Cambodia, Lao People’s Democratic Republic, Malaysia, the Philippines and Viet Nam). To ensure that the interventions in each country will be in line with national priorities as outlined in the national response plans, each WHO Region is working closely with the governments of those countries and other stakeholders, including civil society organizations.

“These countries have spent more than a decade preparing for events with pandemic potential, by strengthening their health systems in anticipation of an event like the COVID19 pandemic. This support from the EU will help to build on this work, so that countries across South East Asia are prepared for the next pandemic or health emergency event,” said Dr Takeshi Kasai, WHO’s Regional Director for the Western Pacific.

In addition, WHO will use the opportunity provided by the EU funding to engage with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) which includes all eight countries in the programme, to enhance coordination among ASEAN Member States and promote a regional approach for responding to COVID-19, where similar challenges are faced.

The contribution of the European Union is critical to WHO’s efforts to support countries in responding to the ongoing pandemic in South East Asia, and demonstrates its solidarity as well as its continued commitment to global health.

Tempotimor (Dili)- Deputadu bankada CNRT Ricardo Baptista kestiona makaas politíka governu nian ne’ebé utiliza funsionáriu públiku hamutuk na’in 50 hodi apoia distribuisaun sesta bázika ba povu iha postu administrativu Ataúro munisípiu Dili.

Tempotimor (Dili)- To'o Oras ne’e governu seidauk rekoñese sidadaun sira ne'ebé uluk militár Indonézia sira ba kastigu iha Postu-administrativu Ataúru, Munisipiu Dili.

Tempotimor (Dili)- Dala ida tan Reklamante Suku Komoro, postu adminiatrativu Dom Aleixo munisipiu Dili fila hikas ba Parlamentu Nasional (PN) tanba semana ida ona governu seidauk halo pagamentu $200 ba subsidiu Covid-19, hafoin aprezenta keixa iha seman kotuk.