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Are they all reading from the same hymn sheet? That old chestnut - 'eye of the storm' (incorrect usage) - used again.

Premier Oscar Mabuyane has warned the Eastern Cape will be bracing for their toughest month in August in the fight against Covid-19 as cases of infections are expected to double.

Mabuyane made the announcement during a coronavirus command council briefing in Bhisho on Tuesday.

"Our forecast is that August is the eye of the Covid-19 storm. All of us must buckle up because we are about to have tough times of our lifetime.

"We expect a surge in infections to almost double over the next six weeks.

"This will put our already strained health systems under more pressure, particularly on the availability of critical care beds.

"We expect to be out of the eye of the storm in September, with a decline in numbers of new cases and lower rates of new infections.

"October is a month where we expect to see stabilisation in daily increases and this will offer some relief to our pressured health systems."
 

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See, the banning of smoking, closing of schools, re-introduction of curfew and opening up taxi industry has worked.

The cases are going down and we are yet again flattening the curve.

Pssst.... just don't look at the number of tests...
 

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dualmeister

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See, the banning of smoking, closing of schools, re-introduction of curfew and opening up taxi industry has worked.

The cases are going down and we are yet again flattening the curve.

Pssst.... just don't look at the number of tests...

We will be on Level 1 soon.

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Temujin

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We were less than 10
Its exaggerated

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For all those experts on the subject of infection rates, any explanation as to why the WC's value of Rt has bounced back so quickly? And does the bounce back represent something that needs the WC to take any action?
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