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Universities SA (USAf) noted “with great concern” this week reports of reckless student behavior on campuses since SA relaxed the lockdown. It cited “reports of students recklessly mingling, having parties inside residences and visiting nightclubs without much regard for security protocols.”
Durban Metro Police Superintendent Parboo Sewpersad said: “Students are not complying with regulations. There are groups of students gathered outside their accommodation, smoking and drinking, without a mask in sight. “
Simlindile Mabaso, a student from Durban, said that many of her fellow students “are celebrating, especially now at level 1”. “As for masks and social distancing, no, that never happens. And yes, students do get reckless after drinking. ”Blackdoor Lounge manager Jared Balia denied that safety rules were not being followed.
“It is not a mask, there is no entrance. We put a reservation sign on every second table. [for social distancing]. The Instagram photos are all from before the lockdown, ”he said.
A second manager, who gave his name only as Davis, said: “The information on our flyer specifically says ‘no mask, no input.’ People are screened … to comply with regulations. “
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