In this Tuesday, March 31, 2020 photo, comedian Frank De Lima poses with a "shaka" gesture while standing in the checkout line at a Sam's Club store in Honolulu. Before the pandemic, his trips to
FEAGAI LEOLEO FA’AFITAULI FA’AMOLISIA TULAFONO O LE CORONAVIRUS
O le masina na te’a nei na pu’e faapagota ai e Leoleo ni ali’i se to’alua ona o tu’uaiga i lo la umia faasolitulafono lea o fualaau fa’asaina e le tusa ai ma le tulafono.
O le tama’ita’i Samoa o Tofuola Jednitta Ta’amu-Clark ua fa’aeaina nei lona soifua tautua i le American Airlines i le tulaga Pule o le Lala i Madison Wisconsin. Malo le tauata’i, malo fo’i le fa’aeaea malo ia te oe Mrs Clark, o ou mama na. [ata: foa’i]
TOFUOLA TA’AMU-CLARK FA’ATONU AMERIAN AIRLINES MADISON WI
![Health Department senior officials [l-r] Dr. Aifili John Tufa, Papali’i Marion Fitisemanu, Farah Utu, and Dr. Saipale Fuimaono](https://samoanews.com/sites/default/files/styles/teaser/public/field/image/doh_officials_3710_1.jpg?itok=JYc2xaEU "Health Department senior officials [l-r] Dr. Aifili John Tufa, Papali’i Marion Fitisemanu, Farah Utu, and Dr. Saipale Fuimaono in a December 2019 Samoa News file photo. [photo: FS]")
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(AP) — The United States is bracing for a painful week, with a wave of coronavirus deaths expected across the nation.