An 81-year-old Durban woman died from COVID-`19 in hospital on Thursday afternoon.
The Bill Buchanan Association for the Aged in Morningside has been in a state of panic after an 81-year-old woman who was at the facility tested positive for Covid-19.An 81-year-old Durban woman died from Covid-19 in hospital on Thursday afternoon.
The woman had been at the Bill Buchanan Association for the Aged in Morningside for only four days when she tested positive for the deadly virus.The woman had been on a ventilator until Wednesday afternoon. “The specialist confirmed the half of all further medication and support. She will be made comfortable for her passing. We are waiting on the final tiding,” her son said on Wednesday evening.
On Saturday, the home's spokesperson Dudley Fortune said a woman had recently been admitted to St Augustine's Hospital for a suspected stroke.
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