The KwaZulu-Natal health department has increased tracer teams to about 2,000 people as Covid-19 positive numbers rise to 80.
“The beds available have been increased with the support of the private sector and in every town quarantine sites have been identified.”, provincial government war rooms will identify vulnerable communities and food-insecure families to provide help during the lockdown.
Premier Sihle Zikalala said people lining up to receive their grants were being encouraged to maintainZikalala added that there was no reason to worry about the provision of food and that informal settlements would be provided with water.
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