Western Cape Premier Alan Winde has reiterated his concern about President Cyril Ramaphosa’s plan to end the national State of Disaster regulations. cyrilramaphosa covid19 lockdown TheCapeArgus
Non-essential establishments like bars and fitness centres need to close by 10 pm.Where the venue is too small, then no more than 50% of the venue may be used.On-site consumption is permitted at licensed establishments.Ramaphosa said the measures would be reviewed in two weeks time, along with the behaviour of the virus.
“We have maintained that the only way to move beyond the pandemic and the national lockdown is to greatly expand the vaccination rollout. Winde, on the other hand, was less thrilled by the news and reiterated his concern about Ramaphosa’s plan to end the national State of Disaster regulations. “However, I am concerned that President Cyril Ramaphosa did not present a concrete plan on when he will end the National State of Disaster.
“We believe that a new, differentiated management system needs to take into account each province’s capacity to cope. We have learnt how to manage waves effectively in the province, and we continue to have the capacity to do so at the provincial level.” “The premier cannot distance himself from a Covid-19 management system of which he has been part and parcel of from inception.
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