Authorities are pleading with Durbanites to practice extreme caution this week as the number of COVID19 infections are expected to peak in the city in the coming days.
Durban - Authorities are pleading with Durbanites to practice extreme caution this week as the number of Covid-19 infections are expected to peak in the city in the coming days.
Kaunda called on eThekwini residents to be vigilant and continue to abide by the lockdown regulations to slow down the coronavirus infection rate. Kaunda also reiterated those attending funerals must adhere to safety protocols by keeping the number of mourners below 50, including family members.
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