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PORT ELIZABETH – Police say they are investigating possible charges against the organizers of two parties at the University of Fort Hare after the University recorded nearly 30 cases of COVID-19.
READ: Nearly 30 COVID-19 Cases Reported in Fort Hare
About 300 people attended a party earlier this month, where safety precautions were not followed.
That was followed by another party on October 10.
Police spokesman Vish Naidoo said:
“We are looking at this in terms of breaches of disaster management regulations. What is important is our constant appeal to the public to provide us with information on people who are converging and gathering in numbers that exceed the numbers described in disaster regulations. disaster management. “
Under alert level 1, people cannot leave their homes between 00: 01-04: 00. People who have received permission from a cabinet member, have a permit, or are attending a medical or emergency emergency are exempt. security.
In all meetings, people must wear a face mask and adhere to social distancing measures.
Recreational gatherings, including those in cinemas, theaters, concerts, and live performances, are permitted and limited to 250 people for indoor meetings and 500 people for outdoor meetings.
Positive students are currently isolated on the Alice campus.
Tracking teams are now racing to track and contain them.
