Pago Pago, AMERICAN SAMOA — In a statement yesterday, the Health Department reminds the public that all 159 passengers on the first repatriation flight from the US, which arrived yesterday
O sui o le Koalisi, Taofi o le Ulaula ma le Ma’i Suka mai le Olaga o fanau talavou i Ofu ma Olosega ua mae’a le fonotaga ma ua fiafia e fa’aalia fa’apitoa mai o i latou sa tatou soalaupule ni taiala lelei e fa’atino ai timaiga ma galuega ia mautu le auau o galuega fa’atino a laa Kolisi i le Faleluanuu. [ata: Leua Aiono Frost]
Pago Pago, AME
Passengers on the first repatriation flight to American Samoa are seen in this photo at the Tradewinds Hotel. Masks and protective gloves are part of their arrival protocol.
Pago Pago, AMERICAN SAMOA — With the government conducting repatriation flights, with the first arriving on yesterday with a 159 passengers from Honolulu, Gov.
Le afioga i le ali’i Faipule mo le Itumalo o Saole, Titiali’i Kitara Vaiau [ata AF]
Pago Pago, AMERIKA SAMOA
O nisi o le fanau a’oga i le Level 2 ma le tasi, lea ua fiafia fo’i I nai a latou meaalofa ua taua’aoina e sui mamalu o le DOH Tobacco Diabetes Coalition ma le Ofisa Ulu i Faga’alu e faia foi fonotaga fa’atasi ma le Koalisi a Olosega ma Ofu i le vaiaso nei. [ata: Leua Aiono Frost]
The scene this morning shortly before dawn at Honolulu International Airport as American Samoa residents arrived for the first repatriation flight. The flight departed at 8 a.m.
Buses began pulling up at the Honolulu airport this morning before dawn with the 159 passengers who are booked on the first repatriation flight, that took off for American Samoa at 8 a.m.
Washington, D.C.
