<prompt> Hlalosa litataiso tsa hajoale tsa sebaka sa sechaba.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe the current social distancing guidelines. . Response in English: As an AI, its important for me to note that social distancing guidelines vary by country and region, and change frequently in response to new developments in the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Thus, its always best to consult current guidelines from local health authorities. However, I will provide you with some general guidelines.Social distancing, also known as physical distancing, is a set of measures taken to reduce close contact with others to curb the spread of diseases like COVID-19. Here are some common social distancing guidelines:- Keep at least 6 feet 2 meters distance from people outside your household. This is because the virus can be spread through respiratory droplets when an infected person speaks, coughs, or sneezes.- Avoid crowded spaces and large gatherings, especially indoors. The risk of transmitting the virus increases as the number of people in an enclosed space increases.- Limit close contact with people outside your household. Close contact is generally defined as being within 6 feet for a cumulative total of 15 minutes or more over 24 hours.- Wear a mask or facial covering when in public spaces, especially when its difficult to keep a safe distance from others.- When meeting with people outside your household, consider doing so outdoors or in well-ventilated indoor spaces and maintaining a safe distance from others.- Follow local guidance on capacity limits for businesses and events to avoid overcrowding.- Practice good hygiene by washing your hands frequently and covering your mouth and nose when coughing or sneezing.These social distancing guidelines are meant to reduce the spread of COVID-19 and protect public health. By following these measures, we can all do our part to slow the spread of the virus and keep our communities safe. . Response in Sesotho: Joalo ka AI, ho bohlokoa ho na ho hlokomela hore litataiso tsa phallo ea sechaba li fapana ho ea ka linaha le libaka, me li fetoha khafetsa karabelong ea liketsahalo tse ncha seoa sa COVID-19 se ntseng se tsoela pele. Kahoo, kamehla ho molemo ho sheba litataiso tsa hajoale ho tsoa ho balaoli ba lehae ba bophelo bo botle. Leha ho le joalo, ke tla u fa litataiso tse akaretsang. Karohano ea sechaba, eo hape e tsejoang ka hore ke ho holeha meleng, ke letoto la mehato e nkuoeng ho fokotsa kamano e haufi le ba bang ho thibela ho ata ha mafu a kang COVID-19. Mona ke tse ling tsa litataiso tse tloaelehileng tsa sebaka sa sechaba: - E-ba sebaka sa bonyane maoto a 6 limithara tse peli ho tloha ho batho ba kantle ho lelapa la hau. Lebaka ke hobane kokoana-hloko e ka fetisoa ka marotholi a ho hema ha motho ea tšoaelitsoeng a bua, a khohlela kapa a thimola. - Qoba libaka tse nang le batho ba bangata le likopano tse kholo, haholo-holo ka tlung. Kotsi ea ho fetisetsa vaerase e eketseha ha palo ea batho ba sebakeng se koaletsoeng e ntse e eketseha. - Fokotsa likamano tse haufi le batho ba kantle ho lelapa la hau. Kamano e haufi hangata e hlalosoa e le ho ba ka hara maoto a 6 bakeng sa kakaretso ea metsotso e 15 kapa ho feta lihora tse 24. - Roala maske kapa sefahleho ha u le libakeng tsa sechaba, haholo-holo ha ho le thata ho ba hole le ba bang. - Ha u kopana le batho ba kantle ho lelapa la hau, nahana ka ho etsa joalo kantle kapa libakeng tse nang le moea o motle, me u lule u le hole le ba bang. - Latela tataiso ea lehae mabapi le meeli ea bokhoni ba likhoebo le liketsahalo ho qoba tšubuhlellano. - Itloaetse bohloeki ka ho hlatsoa matsoho khafetsa le ho koala molomo le nko ha u khohlela kapa u thimola. Litaelo tsena tsa phallo ea sechaba li reretsoe ho fokotsa ho ata ha COVID-19 le ho sireletsa bophelo ba sechaba. Ka ho latela mehato ena, kaofela re ka etsa karolo ea rona ho liehisa ho ata ha vaerase le ho boloka sechaba sa rona se bolokehile. 