Second Covid-19 wave could hit Cape Town if people disregard wearing masks
Mayoral committee member Zahid Badroodien says some residents are no longer wearing masks in public and many businesses are ignoring social distancing protocols
07 October 2020 - 10:16
Cape Town’s health department has expressed concern over an increase in nonadherence to safety protocols‚ saying it could lead to a second wave of Covid-19 infections.
Mayoral committee member for community services and health‚ Zahid Badroodien‚ said some residents were no longer wearing face masks in public and social distancing protocols were being ignored by many businesses...
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