Gray has criticised the government’s coronavirus lockdown approach as ‘unscientific’
dated May 21 written by Pillay, addressed to Prof Johnny Mahlangu, chairperson of the MRC.
Pillay also states that he has received calls about Gray’s conduct as president of the MRC on matters other than her statements to the media. Lwazi Manzi, spokesperson for the health department, did not respond to queries or answer calls by the time of publication. Neither Mahlangu nor Gray wished to comment.
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