According to the Western Cape Health Department, 239 health workers have tested positive for the virus and three have died.
CAPE TOWN - The Democratic Nursing Organisation of South Africa said it is vital that nurses working on the front line of the COVID-19 pandemic be provided with adequate personal protective equipment .
Nurses at the District Six facility said they were not informed of the positive case and the facility had not been deep cleaned.
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