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According to Police Minister Bheki Cele, the committee that oversees the closure regulations is considering moving SA to level three. This means that there will be significant changes in the way the country has operated at levels 5 and 4.
According to the Covid-19 government website, although the restrictions will be reduced, strict measures such as social distancing and the use of masks will still be maintained.
Here are some changes you can expect:
What’s up
- Clothing, textiles and footwear to their maximum capacity
- Stationery, books and hardware will be available
- Sale and consumption of alcohol outside the establishment, subject to limited hours (Monday to Wednesday, 8-12)
- CV of postal and courier services
- Limited domestic air travel, with a restriction on the number of flights per day
- Complete summary of mining operations
- Gardening and swimming pool services.
What’s left
- Curfew from 8pm to 5am
- Prohibited public gatherings
- Staying at home apart from essential work trips and the purchase of essential items.
- No recreational trips to gather with family or friends.
Unclear
- Walking, jogging, and biking, but there are no specified time limits
- The sale of tobacco products.
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