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Cape Town Tourism Sector Pleads For Compliance

23 December 2020 by Alan

Durban in the News:

Cape Town Tourism Sector Pleads For Compliance: Cape Town tourism officials and private tour companies are pleading with people to obey COVID-19 safety protocols.

SAMA laments poor access to medical supplies at health facilities: The South African Medical Association warned that access to adequate medical attention and supplies is proving difficult amid the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Lightstone, Tracker analyse effect of lockdown on traffic levels: According to a recently released study from Lightstone and Tracker, traffic levels fell dramatically by more than 60% in Gauteng and the Western Cape when hard lockdown was enforced in …

Science & innovation department sets aside R25m to study new Covid-19 variant: As SA continues to battle the second wave of infections and the new Covid-19 variant, the department of science and innovation is set to fork out R25m to fund the KwaZulu-Natal Research Innovation and …

Five countries ban flights from South Africa over Covid-19 variant: A number of countries have also added Britain in their list of banned flights following the discovery of a Covid-19 variant there.

2 people dead after container falls on taxi on N3: KwaZulu-Natal EMS spokesperson Robert McKenzi said: “Paramedics have treated 12 patients at the scene for serious and minor injuries, currently, the highway is closed.” …

Two killed in KZN Midlands crash: This after a container from a truck fell onto a minibus taxi. KwaZulu-Natal Emergency Medical Service spokesperson Robert McKenzie says 12 other people have been treated for serious to minor injuries.


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