"Regrettably, we report 10 deaths from KwaZulu-Natal, 27 from Gauteng, five from the Eastern Cape, eight from the Free State, 10 from the North West and 22 from the Western Cape. Our recoveries now stand at 569 395 which translates to 88.7%. Since the last report, 21 736 new tests have been conducted between private and public labs," Health Minister, Dr Zweli Mkhize said.
Speaking to Radio Islam, Mkhize said: “We will have to move to level one and get closer to normal activities. We hope we can still contain the numbers and the past two weeks have been very encouraging with no upsurge and we hope that if we go to the next level, the upsurge is going to be less,” said Mkhize.
He said that caution still needed to be exercised, particularly in terms of keeping measures with regard to major gatherings but there was a need to start opening up more economic activities to get the country’s severely battered economy back on its feet.
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