COVID-19

First Marshallese Group to Clear Quarantine Protocol for Repatriation This Week

As soon as there was community spread of the novel coronavirus outside of Asia, the RMI closed its borders.  There has been discussion and debate all year surrounding the possible repatriation of essential workers to the US military base on Kwajalein and Marshallese citizens.  The US military successfully convinced the RMI that they could safely

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A Month After the White House COVID Outbreak

Between the president’s general disdain for mask wearing and the administration’s rush to nominate and confirm another conservative justice to the Supreme Court that more than 30 people directly got sick from the virus. After a week isolated in intensive care, former governor Chris Christie regrets letting his guard down and urges people to keep keep taking precautions.

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Despite Success in Kwajalein, RMI Travel Ban Likely to Continue All Year

At the beginning of the year, the Marshall Islands had limited travel within the country because of an outbreak of dengue fever. They then extended the restrictions for international travel when the novel coronavirus broke out. The RMI government banned travel from China several weeks prior to the March 3, 2020 restrictions on international travel.

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Kien im Jikin Jerbal Ko Raar Kajekdon Jukjukun Pād Eo Ejoreen Jen Ajedeed In Covid-19 ilo Factory Ko, Part 1

Ukok jān Patrick Boaz. See here for English version. Olivia Paschal, juon rijeje nuuj ilo Northwest Akansas ej kwaļok kōn rijerbal ro ilo im̧ōn kōm̧m̧an bao ko. Riiti likio in bwebwenato eo moktata im ear diwōj ļo̧k jān Facing South ilo Okōj 20, 2020 im ear ukook bar diwōj ļo̧k kōn mālim eo aer. Enin

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Government and Industry Ignored Local Community Impacted by COVID-19 Spread in Factories, Part 1

Olivia Paschal,  a journalist in Northwest Arkansas, has been reporting on poultry processing workers.  Read the complete article first published by Facing South on August 20, 2020 and translated and republished with permission.  This is Part 1 of 4. Riiti ilo Kajin Majel: Kien im Jikin Jerbal raar Kajekdon Jukjukun-pad eo ejoreen jen Ajedeed in

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JIKUUL, SPORTS, & CORONAVIRUS IN—KWO RUWAINENE N̄AN FALL SEASON 2020

Kōmeḷeḷe jān William Swain Jikuul? Jikuul?! Ke men eo kwōj ba in, ke?! Jikuul board ko ipeļaakin Amedka in rej jutak ikōtaan aelik im aewaar, jon̄an aer pok kōn elan̄n̄e rej jikuul ilo kanem armej, ilo cyber space (distant learning), ak kabodān in men kein ruo—hybrid. Jet rej ba rej kōttar lōmņak ko an taktō

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Enaan eo an Maitha Jolet kōn an Nan̄inmej in COVID

En̄in juon bwebwenato eo Maitha Jolet ekar kōm̧m̧ane ioon Facebook ilo raan in Mae 25, 2020 jān room eo ekar pād make iaan ilo MercyOne aujpōtal ilo Bukwōn Iowa. Kar jeje jān audio kōn jerbal eo an Selina Leem. Ej ba: Kam̧oolol Irooj m̧oktata kōn mour kab ejmour. Eļaptata ilo an kar kejeplaak eo im letok ejmour

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