[ICYMI] COVID-19: Warning of possible surge in Gauteng
says there's still a long way ahead."We are now in August, we are still going through the storm of COVID-19, we said at the beginning of June that COVID-19 has arrived, that storm had arrived in Gauteng," Makhura said.
"We are seeing some positive developments in terms of the reductions, but we still say, the road ahead is still long."Makhura also said COVID-19 is a new disease so we need to learn from the rest of the world and continuously adapt in our efforts to overcome the pandemic.- Coronavirus Hotline Number: 0800 029 999 from 8am to 4pm, Monday to FridaySend HI to 0600 123 456 on WhatsApp.
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