President Cyril Ramaphosa has pledged swift government action in response to the tragic deaths of children from food poisoning, emphasising that their safety is a top national priority, Cape {town} Etc reports.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has pledged swift government action in response to the tragic deaths of children from food poisoning, emphasising that their safety is a top national priority,Speaking at the District Development Model Presidential Imbizo at Umnini Sportfield in Umgababa, KwaZulu-Natal, the President led attendees in a moment of silence for the young lives lost in recent weeks.
‘We join these families who have lost their children. It is very painful for a parent to lose a child..We pass our condolences to them,’ the President said. ‘All these matters are going to be fully addressed this coming week, and I will be able to then make a statement on how we are going to deal with this matter to enable us to ensure that no further children die needlessly in our country.
‘I’ve directed that I should get reports as soon as possible so that we can take action to prevent further deaths of the young people of our country.’
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