A shortage of personal protective equipment and the consequent rationing of some supplies in the public health sector have left some of those that City Press spoke to “even more anxious”.
The SA Cemeteries Association also issued a warning, saying the country’s cities were “currently challenged with the disposal of remains, be it in the provision of burial space or that of cremating our loved ones”. The province’s health MEC Nomagugu Simelane-Zulu said all the patients had died in private hospitals.
City Press has learnt that all three of the deceased patients at St Augustine’s were aged over 80 – one of whom had been receiving treatment after a stroke. Experts say elderly people are particularly susceptible to the virus. "We have a separate, quarantined-off section for two types of patients – those who are definitely Covid-positive and then a separate section for patients under investigation.”
It is not only in public sector that are expiriencing rationing, even private health sectors are expiriencing shortages. Health care workers are telling the public about practice of good hygience should be enough for protection.
Eish this thing is now used for looting just those few infections then the resources are depleted so people will be sticking rich after these 21 days