Read the full statement by government's Justice, Crime Prevention and Security Cluster on the regulations governing the level 3 lockdown which begins on June 1. Level3Regulations LockdownLevel3 Covid19inSA
Following the announcement by the State President, His Excellency President Cyril Ramaphosa on 24 May 2020, that the alert level for the whole country be lowered from level 4 to level 3 with effect from 1 June 2020, the JCPS Cluster would like to announce measures to enforce the regulations under level 3. At this level, several sectors of the economy will be reopened and more people will be able to participate in economic activities.
As we move to level 3, we want to salute the majority of South Africans who have complied with the regulations and heeded the call to stay at home since the start of the lockdown period. We salute the way these citizens have responded positively and in a responsible manner. We want to thank you all and also ask that you please continue to conduct yourselves in a responsible manner.
Scanning teams have been deployed with the SANDF units in all provinces. These Military Health Care Practitioners are performing thermal scans on the population during patrols at vehicle control points and roadblocks. These will assist with early detection of people who might be infected with the COVID-19 virus and in doing so mitigate the spread of the virus.
As you may be aware, the South African borders are still closed for travel except for evacuation of stranded and distressed RSA citizens, evacuation of foreign nationals by respective foreign Missions and movement of medical-ill treatment cases and transportation of goods to and from neighbouring states.
No visa or permitting functions will be open to the public in South Africa and at missions abroad during level 3.
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