Denosa provincial secretary Danver Roman said they had highlighted the failure of management to provide sufficient PPE to nurses, but their plight was ignored.
He said the organisation demanded that nurses be respected as equal citizens of the health community and the solution to the Covid-19 challenge.
"The area does not comply with proper infection control and architecture guidelines, and pests are out of control. Yesterday, the Western Cape Health Department offered its condolences to Kepkey's family and friends.
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