a bit late isn't it, the world has moved on.
Local engineering firm ready to begin mass-producing ventilators
The company announced the successful completion of the last stage of testing of its in-house-designed Covid-19 pressure ventilator system.www.iol.co.za
Local engineering firm ready to begin mass-producing ventilators
The company announced the successful completion of the last stage of testing of its in-house-designed Covid-19 pressure ventilator system.
So we moving from level 3.0 to level 3.1.Level 3 regulations – what is likely to change this week?
Level 3: These are the lockdown laws that could change next week
From Wednesday, a number of Level 3 lockdown restrictions are likely to be eased by the government - here's what will be up for discussion.www.thesouthafrican.com
Mthembu has also noted the elements which are up further discussion on Wednesday. Level 3 is expected to last a little longer than the previous stages of lockdown, but in a bid to continue unlocking the economy, the government is looking at possible ways to open up several industries while keeping people safe. There may even be some light relief for smokers, too…
- The tobacco ban is up for discussion, according to Mthembu – but reiterated there will be no return for the alcohol ban.
- Sit-in options at restaurants are, quite literally, on the table.
- The opening of hotels and B&Bs is under consideration for the National Coronavirus Command Council (NCCC)
- The issue of bringing in ‘tighter rules’ for hot-spots, without knocking them down a level, is on the agenda.
- The scientists advising the government will also update officials about how relaxed regulations have impacted health services
People dying like flies and hospitals over whelmed ?Cases in our subdistrict are busy rocketing!And the recovery rate is falling!
Billions...maybe even millions
More like 3.9 to 3.8
Looking at WC figures, recoveries have picked up quite a lot over the last 2 weeks. GP is on their way up, similar to what WC was a month ago
Love the poor writing from EWN:
No, they only wanted to cripple the white economy. They never realized how many of their own people depend on it.I see our charming and erudite Minister of Social Development has stated that she had no idea of the impact that lockdown would have on poor people....
Minister Zulu admits she never expected COVID-19's crippling impact on poor
Social Development Minister Lindiwe Zulu said that COVID-19 had exposed the deeper challenge the country was still facing to take better care of the poor.ewn.co.za
Seriously? What the **** did you think would happen? Were you so invested in the idea that the majority of poor people are excluded from the economy that killing the economy would have no effect on them?
Kind of what I was saying.
It has probably taken them this long to get some form of confirmation from government.
On a second pass, yes you actually did!!
especially when using open-toe shoesSo now you know why jogging was banned - it is dangerous and fills up the casualty wards.
Makes sense to stay away from doctors:
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