As the country prepares to go into lockdown, residents fear that they may be at a higher risk of contracting Covid-19.
. This could impede government’s attempts to flatten the curve to contain the spread of the coronavirus and avoid a health crisis.
For Mabusela and other residents of Khayelitsha, whose water has been cut off, governments’ messages to increase hand-washing in the face of the pandemic are futile without water in their homes. however, says the city’s officials advised her that her water would only be switched back on once she arranges a repayment plan to settle her debt.
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