Covid-19 rules – and SA’s mask mandate – won’t be allowed to lapse tonight, DoH says | News24
Interim rules expire at midnight, but new regulations are due to be published in time.
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Legal setback in fight against Covid vaccinations for children impacts national rollout plan, says Sahpra
Sahpra says the postponement has the potential to impact the national Covid-19 vaccination programme.
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SA has brand new entry rules for Covid-19, with antigen tests, recovery certificates, and symptomatic-only self-isolation | Business Insider
If you show symptoms while crossing the border, you will be required to self-isolate.
SA’s new Covid-19 rules: Masks stay on until the minister of health says otherwise
Masks are still required in publicly-accessible buildings and on public transport, after a late-night update to Covid-19 rules on Wednesday.
did we honestly think anything else would happen?
never ever never were they going to relinquish power and let things go.
Holy Eish
WHO estimates nearly 15 million people died from COVID-19 and its impact on global health systems in the first two years of the pandemic
The new estimate is around 2.7 times higher than the 5.4 million deaths reported by governments to the WHO during the same time period.
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Appreciate all the stats
Upward slope of new cases not as steep as the last wave. Hope that means something positive.
Appreciate all the stats
Upward slope of new cases not as steep as the last wave. Hope that means something positive.
I am no medical expert, but looking at the stats a slower rise can also mean an extended wave and slower recovery as well. Let's hope it does not reach the high figures and drops down quicker than previous waves, then it will most certainly be something positive.
do you know if the hospitalisations are on the rise as well?
Not so much so far… it looks like it’s going to be better than the previous times.
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