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Latest drug case ques- Matau’aina Gwendolyn Toomalatai is the 2017-2018 tions motives of police Miss American Samoa. She was crowned last Friday offi cers 2 night, aft er a 4-hour event that included 5 other contestants. Toomalatai was crowned A glimpse of last week’s by First Lady Cynthia Malala Moliga, MASI president joint budget committee Meafou Imo and outgoing Miss American Samoa, Anto- hearings 3 nina Lilomaiava. See story in today’s Lali section. [photo: Leua Aiono Frost] Vikings crush the Lions 50-20 in their fi rst face- ONLINE @ SAMOANEWS.COM off this season B1 Talosaga Satele se ripoti C M mai Kovana i mataupu Y K Fono na auai ... LALI PAGO PAGO, AMERICAN SAMOA MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2017 DAILY CIRCULATION 7,000 $1.00 is proud to present... Medicaid now covers all facility Our Athletes to the 2017 Asian Indoor fees for DOH health centers by Samoa News staff under the Lolo Administration, worked closely The days of paying the $10 facility fee to with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Ser- obtain services at the Department of Health’s vices (CMS) to develop a payment method for MARTIAL ARTS GAMES community health centers (CHC) in Leone, the FQHC community health centers. Turkmenistan Ashgabat September 17 - 27, 2017 Tafuna, Amouli, Ofu, and Ta’u are gone. “Even though the FQHC could have been a This ultimately means that all legal residents Medicaid provider when it was designated an can now get dental services, mental health ser- FQHC, the American Samoa State Plan did not SEALIITU MAUGA vices, and primary care services at all community have a payment method or eligible provider pro- Team American Samoa has arrived in Ashgabat, Turk- health centers - free of charge. vision for the FQHC,” Tofoitaufa explained. menistan for the 5th Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games - a This does not apply to prescriptions. “This required signifi cant justifi cation, fi nan- fi rst for the territory. Local wrestler Sealiitu Mauga, 19, is A statement from the director of the American cial modeling and analysis by the Medicaid one of six local wrestlers who will be competing in various Samoa Medicaid Agency, Tofoitaufa Sandra agency to justify the payment method for the weight categories next week. An employee of the American King-Young, said the American Samoa Medicaid FQHC before Medicaid could offi cially submit Samoa Government, Mauga is part of a local delegation that Agency will now reimburse the facility fees for a request to CMS, to make the DOH FQHC took part in the offi cial opening ceremony for the Games, all legal residents to the Department of Health’s community health centers eligible for Medicaid held yesterday. The Games will feature 21 sporting events, Federally Qualifi ed Health Center (FQHC) and funding reimbursement.” with American Samoa set to compete in two - wrestling and its fi ve Community Health Centers (CHC). More information on the changes can be track & fi eld. A welcoming ceremony for the team was held According to Tofoitaufa, the Medicaid offi ce, obtained by contacting Tofoitaufa at 258-9221. last Friday. (See separate story for details). The Games will extend until Sept. 27 and the fi rst local athlete set to see action is track & fi eld hopeful Isaac Silafau, who will compete in the 60M and the long jump today, Sept. 18, and Wednesday, Sept. 20. Meanwhile, Mauga and the local wrestling team - Dengue numbers surpass 200 which includes Daniel Misaalefua, Pita Fanolua, Zena Iese, DOH URGING EVERYONE TO DO THEIR PART Iafeta Jeff Vou, and Nolan Puletasi - are scheduled to hit the mat next week, Sept. 25-26. The Games are being hosted in by Blue Chen-Fruean do their part.” Like dengue and Zika, the a multi-billion-dollar world class facility, the fi rst of its kind Samoa News Correspondent Dengue fever is a disease disease is transmitted by mos- in the Asia region. The environment, as well as the compe- In a little less than a year, the caused by a family of viruses quitoes and the most common tition level at the Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games, is number of confi rmed dengue that are transmitted by mosqui- symptoms are fever and joint likened to the World Olympic Games. “It will undoubtedly fever cases in the territory has toes. Symptoms include severe pain. Other symptoms may provide Team American Samoa with a realistic Olympic-like climbed to 201, while the con- joint and muscle pain, swollen include headache, muscle pain, experience,” said the folks at the American Samoa National fi rmed number of Zika cases lymph nodes, headache, fever, joint swelling, or rash. Olympic Committee (ASNOC). has reached 93. exhaustion, and rash. According to the Centers for All of the local National Sports Federations with sports This is according to Dept. According to medicinenet. Disease Control and Prevention competing in the Asian Indoor Games were given an opportu- of Health epidemiologist Scott com, because there is no spe- (CDC), there is no vaccine to C M nity to send athletes to these games; but it was wrestling and Anesi who encourages everyone cifi c medicine or antibiotic to prevent or medicine to treat chi- indoor athletics that had athletes ready to compete, according Y K to do their part in ridding the ter- treat it, dengue fever treatment kungunya virus infection. to ASNOC. Samoa News will be providing continuous cov- ritory of these mosquito-borne is directed towards relief of DOH encourages everyone erage of the Games, sponsored by Carl’s Jr. diseases. the symptoms, or symptom- to clean up around their homes While the DOH message atic treatment. A vaccine for and surrounding areas, drain has always centered around the dengue fever was approved in containers that hold water 3Ds (Drain, DEET, and Dress), April 2016 for use in dengue- which can serve as a breeding a new “D” (Discuss) has been endemic areas. Like dengue, ground for mosquitoes, and added. Discussions with neigh- Zika is also carried by infected protect yourself with mosquito bors, family members, and mosquitoes and can cause birth repellant containing DEET. friends is a critical component defects when it is passed from Old, unused tires should be in the fi ght against dengue fever, a pregnant woman to her fetus. disposed of at the Futiga Land- ZIKA, Chikungunya, and the Microcephaly is a birth defect fi ll, and discussions should be a West Nile Virus; and according that causes babies to be born norm to keep family members to Anesi, the 3Ds does a person with small heads. It is a sign of and the community in the loop, little good if they follow it but incomplete brain development. on the importance of keeping fail to ‘discuss’ with a neighbor One important detail that the village clean. who lives 12 feet away. local residents need to under- DOH has taken the lead, “There’s no point cleaning stand is that Zika can be trans- carrying out clean-up in vil- up around your house if your mitted through sex. The use of lages including Tafuna, Aoloau, neighbor doesn’t do the same,” condoms is encouraged. Aasu, Fagasa, Fagamalo, said Anesi. “Everyone needs to Anesi said cases of Chikun- Malaeloa, and Fagaima. be informed, everyone needs to gunya are almost non-existent. (Continued on page 6) Page 2 samoa news, Monday, September 18, 2017 Latest drug case Located in Nu’uuli 699-4091 258-6188 questions motives WE ARE OPEN of police offi cers DEFENDANT WAS PULLED OVER FOR A LOUD FOR BUSINESS AGAIN! MUFFLER AND A BODY SEARCH NETS DRUGS by Ausage Fausia procedure. 733-0078 699-2120 Samoa News Reporter Assistant Attorney General Thank you for your patience. A drug case involving an Christy Dunn asked the witness We are pleased to inform all our Salon Sophia is also looking Ili’ili man has been bound over about the defendant’s demeanor for a professional licensed to the High Court, after District when he was told to step outside customers that we are open for Court Judge Fiti Sunia found of his vehicle. Thomsen said business again. hairdresser. Willing to train probable cause following a pre- Kelemete acted normal, and his the right candidate. Good pay liminary examination hearing behavior did not concern them. last week. But it was when Det. Pas- GRAND RE-OPENING for the right candidate. Sonny “Mu” Kelemete is elio touched the defendant’s Call 258-6188 or email facing drug charges involving shoulder trying to calm him the unlawful possession of a down, telling him there was IS COMING SOON!! [email protected]. controlled substance - metham- nothing to worry about, that phetamine - with the intent to Kelemete’s behavior changed, Thank You for your continued distribute. Each count is pun- moving his shoulder and telling support throughout these years. For Appointment ishable by not less than 5 years Det. Paselio, “don’t touch me.” imprisonment, and/or a fi ne of Thomsen told the court Call 258-6188 not less than $5,000 or both. that the change in Kelemete’s Salon Sophia. The defendant is currently behavior was quick and became out on a $30,000 surety bond. a concern, causing him to tackle This is one of the few cases the defendant to the ground to the government has fi led in stop him from running away. court, since the Vice & Nar- The defendant was then placed cotics Unit was established by under arrest. K-9 units who DPS Commissioner Le’i Sonny were present conducted a sniff Thompson last month, in an search of the vehicle, while effort to combat the local drug Capt.
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