The order also prohibited the use of the quarantine facility in Groblersdal until it had been restored to be fit for human habitation and met WHO standards.
People quarantined at a facility in Groblersdal, Mpumalanga, have won their court bid to be moved to an alternative site fit for human habitation or to self-isolate at home – if they test negative.
The order was granted after the case was not opposed by the respondents, who included the national ministers of health, police, and cooperative governance and traditional affairs, as well as the Mpumalanga health MEC. According to the order, people who tested negative should be allowed to self-isolate at home until 14 days were up from the date of repatriation.
“We’re not eating it and are currently providing for our kids from the limited supplies we were able to bring with us.
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