Western Cape Covid-19 cases peak with room to spare
Indicators point to a decisive drop in number of new Covid infections, particularly in Cape Town
30 July 2020 - 05:49
The public health system in the Western Cape has survived the peak of the Covid-19 epidemic without running out of hospital beds or medical supplies, and has spare capacity that is yet to be utilised.
All indicators point to a decisive drop in the number of new infections, particularly in Cape Town, with the biggest declines in the densely populated areas of Khayelitsha and Klipfontein, which includes Gugulethu...
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