Doukou sokodong nan Amerik-latin ek Karayib la

Avan kouri kannaval la !

 

 

 

 

 

Mòn-koko, atè Foyal, Matnik :   Doukou sokodong lan ka ranbonni nan Amerik-Latin ek Karayib la, tankon nan tout kare-peyi oliwon-latè. Nan anchay peyi Amerik-latin ek Karayib la (Venezwela, Jamayik, Dominikana, Senvensan-ek Grinadin, Bahamas, Kouba, Antigwa-ek-Barbuda oben Gayana)  rel toumpak la anba 50 pou 100.000 moun. Atè Venezwela se 12/100.000 ; Jamayik se 15/100.000 ; Kouba se 36/100.000 ek Gayana se 49/100.000. Nan peyi otila rel toumpak taha ka pete fetay, se Tè-danme-mitan-lanmè Kayiman otila se 2.595/100.000 epi Matnik 1.236/100.000 ; Gwadloup se 558/1000.000 moun ek Gwiyann se 71/100.000 moun. Se Chile ki peyi Amerik-Latin epi pi bidim rel toumpak la, 1.088/100.000 ek apre Matnik, se Bawbad ki trape pi bidim rel toumpak nan peyi-karayib epi 594/100.000 moun, Dòmnik se 395/100.000 moun, Trinidad se 270/100.000 moun, Grènada se 266/100.000 moun ek Sentlisi se 116/100.000 moun.  Tousa pou vire  fè moun tann, isiya la konsa, rel toumpak la ka konte moun yo teste pozitif ek piplis moun taha pa kalbòy pou sa. Fok an tjoupèpè-sokodong pa ka vini mete moun nan kakarel epi sa men se pa pou sa pou tout moun yo teste pozitif ale kouri kannaval, "Bo fè, bo fè a, yo pete londa Vaval".

Se pa rel toumpak la ki ka pe ba nou lide an ranbonni, ek la eti ta Matnik la pann lan, 1.236/100.000 moun, nolfok rel vèw 50/100.000 moun an, se plis pou se kriye dezas. Se rel kannan kabann-vire-pran-souf ki trape moun kalbòy adan ki pi fondok. Atè Matnik, 80,8% se kabann-vire-pran-souf ni an moun adan ; atè Gwadloup se 74,1% ek Gwiyann otila sa pi flouz, se 53,8%. Atè Matnik, ni 21 moun ki nan kabann-vire-pran-souf ek djing-konte taha ka dekati ; atè Gwadloup se 20 moun ek Gwiyann se 7 moun. Yè 24 Fevriye, Matnik te konte 145 moun kouche nan kabann-lopital, Gwadloup konte 161, Gwiyann konte 32 ; Trinidad ek Tobago te konte 310 moun nan kabann-lopital eti 18 adan yo te nan kabann-vire-pran-souf, nan 24 Fevriye, dapre statistik kawbe-gouvelnaj sokodong Repiblik Trinidad ek Tobago a. Atè Sentlisi, ni 15 moun ki nan kabann-vire-pran-souf. Jamayik limenm ni 134 moun kouche nan kabann-lopital eti 10 adan yo anba machin-vire-pran-souf.

Rel pòte-palpa a eti ka depenn kouri-lawonn vlen-senyen-kòch la, ka rete anlè rel 10% liy wouj la, atè Matnik se 14,41% ek Gwadloup se 11,30% ; atè Gwiyann otila doukou sokodong lan ka ranbonni nan gran boulin, rel pòte-palpa taha a 3,72%, ladje liy vèw 5% ka desann. Se anni Jamayik (3,05%) St. Kitts and Nevis (3,85%) ek Bahamas (4,63%) otila rel pòte-palpa taha anba liy vèw 5% an. Atè Kouba se te 8,2% nan 24 fevriye, Beliz (7,27%) ek Perou (8,00%) se anni se peyi taha ki anba rel wouj 10% an. Tout larestan te anlè liy 10% taha ek nan peyi Amerik-latin ek Karayib la se Ekwadò ki pi fetayè, (50,15%) nan 24 Fevriye a, Meksik se 38,4%, Kostarika se 32%, Urugway se 31,59%, Chile se 29,97%, Paragway se 28,31% ek, nan peyi-Caricom, Sirinanm se 22,6% ek Senvensan-ek-Grinadin se 18,03% ; larestan peyi Amerik-latin ek Karayib la ka fiole nan mitan 10,33% pou Panama ek 12,1% pou Arjantin, tousa nan 24 Fevriye.  

Ale li nan ARS Guadeloupe, ARS Guyane, ARS Martinique ek CSSE-JHU

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