The Covid-19 pandemic has had an enormous financial impact on Passenger Rail Agency of SA, with revenue loss estimated at R199m since the lockdown period began.
Mpondo said train operations will resume under level 3 of the lockdown, adding that Prasa has put precautions in place to limit community transmission and outbreaks.
"In January, I characterised Prasa as a broken business. I made a commitment that I will bring a semblance of order to this organisation. We are registering steady progress."
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