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Severe Covid-19 variant detected in South Africa, says Minister

JOHANNESBURG • A severe variant of the coronavirus has been detected in South Africa, which could explain the rapid spread of a second wave that affects younger people, the health minister has said. Known as the 501.V2 Variant, it was identified by South African researchers and details have been sent to the World Health Organisation, Mr Zwelini Mkhize said in a statement on Friday. A team, led by the Kwazulu-Natal Research Innovation and Sequencing Platform, has sequenced hundreds of virus samples since the coronavirus pandemic began and noticed that a particular variant has increasingly dominated the findings of the samples collected in the past two months , he added.

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What else can retailers do to provide better safety for customers? Prof Tulio de Oliveira advises

Updated Nokuthula Ngcobo Share this: With the second wave officially announced in South Africa and President Cyril Ramaphosa announcing KZN as one of the hotspots, more and more KZNers are concerned about the sanitizing system at their local supermarkets. Virologist and virus hunter Prof Tulio de Oliveira weighs in on how retailers can better ensure safety for all customers. Pexels Shops scan their patrons and sanitize their hands, but once in the store, everyone has to touch the same number pad at the till. This has been a growing concern for many customers who feel that retailers are just ticking the box where COVID-19 protocols are concerned.

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