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WESTERN CAPE NEWS - As we move into the festive season, Western Cape Premier Alan Winde is urging residents and visitors to do everything within their ability to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
This includes washing hands regularly, maintaining a safe social distance and wearing masks correctly – over the mouth and nose. Furthermore, while we enjoy the festive season, let’s do so responsibly and avoid the 3 Cs which include: confined or enclosed spaces, crowded spaces and close contact, says Winde. Keep family gatherings to a minimum by only having a few family members over and host all events outdoors.
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South Africa has recorded 10 939 new Covid-19 cases, bringing the cumulative number to 912 477.
On Saturday evening, Health Minister Zweli Mkhize also announced there had been another 254 Covid-19 related deaths since the last report.
Of the 254 deaths, 85 were recorded in Eastern Cape, 74 in the Western Cape, 61 in KwaZulu-Natal, 18 in Gauteng and 12 in Free State. The death toll now stands at 24 539, while recoveries are at 787 782.
Mkhize said a cumulative total of 6 100 373 tests have been completed, with 48 387 new tests conducted since the last report.