Health
Government coronavirus messages left ‘nonsensical’ after being translated into other languages – ABC News
“Nonsensical” and “laughable” language translations of COVID-19 public health messages are being distributed to multicultural communities, prompting fears migrants and refugees will lose trust in the Federal Government’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic.
“Nonsensical” and “laughable” language translations of COVID-19 public health messages are being distributed to multicultural communities, prompting fears migrants and refugees will lose trust in authorities’ handling of the coronavirus pandemic.
Key points:
- Translation errors have been found in state and federal coronavirus messages aimed at multicultural communities
- The Migration Council Australia says there has also been a lot of variability in the message translations
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