Teena e le DMWR talosaga mai nisi o le aufai faiva mo tupe fesoasoani

Nisi o le mamalu o le atunu’u na lolofi atu i le nofoaga autu o le Matagaluega o Faiga Faiva, Vaomatua ma Alamanuia i le nofoaga tuai o le TAOA i Pago Pago i le vaiaso na te’a nei, mo le faatumuina o pepa talosaga mo se vaega tupe e fesoasoani ai i aiga, talu ai ua faaletonu tulaga o faiga faiva i lenei tausaga, ona o puipuiga o le faama’i o le corona virus e pei ona aafia ai le lalolagi atoa [ata AF]
Pago Pago, AMERIKA SAMOA




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![It was early morning on Friday, Dec. 4th around 6:10a.m when Samoa News observed a crowd of people waiting — despite bad weather — in front of the Department of Marine and Wildlife Resources’ (DMWR) new location at the old TAOA Office in Pago Pago. Samoa News was told that the people were there to apply for funding made available under the CARES Act for fishery type businesses and families impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, who depend on fishing for their livelihood or subsistence. [photo by AF] Crowd with umbrellas waiting at DMWR gate](https://samoanews.com/sites/default/files/styles/teaser/public/field/image/crowd_0099.jpg?itok=1_iBo91h)

