The court building will be closed on Monday and Tuesday for the sanitation to take place.
The main building of the Durban Magistrate’s Court will be closed for sanitation following a possible Covid-19 case among the staff.
The case was reported on Friday. All other court employees and judicial officers who came into contact with the person have been identified and have undergone testing.“As a precautionary measure, the court building is undergoing a thorough decontamination and disinfection process and will be open again on Wednesday,” said Chrispin Phiri, spokesperson for the Ministry of Justice and Correctional Services.
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