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27/06/2020

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22/05/2020

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09/05/2020

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03/05/2020

01/05/2020

STATEMENT BY THE CITY’S EXECUTIVE MAYOR, ALDERMAN DAN PLATO

Together with officials from the City of Cape Town, we have studied the amended Disaster Management Act regulations as published by the National Government in preparation of Level 4 of the COVID-19 lockdown period. The regulations explicitly state that no municipality will be allowed to open public parks, nature reserves, and beaches. Thus, these public areas remain off limits until further notice.

However, concessions have been made by the National Government to allow residents to exercise during 06:00 and 09:00 in the morning as from tomorrow, 1 May 2020.
I am pleased to say that public thoroughfares across the city will be open for those residents who want to run, jog, cycle or walk within a 5 km radius from their homes between 06:00 and 09:00.

These include spaces such as:
• Sea Point promenade (the paved area, and not the grass, or play area)
• Muizenberg to St James walkway
• Strand promenade
• Willis Walk in Simon’s Town
• Kommetjie walkway to lighthouse
• Government Avenue next to the Company’s Garden; and
• all other publicly accessible boardwalks or pathways

I am sure these concessions will bring some relief during this time when our freedom of movement is curtailed. At the same time, I am calling on residents to please continue to practice physical distancing when they are out exercising.
Wear a face mask, or a cloth to cover your mouth and nose when you leave home. Do not congregate or exercise in groups. This is for your own safety, and for the safety of others.

The national regulations for Level 4 are not too different from Level 5 in terms of the movement restrictions. Please respect these regulations.

By working together, we can flatten the curve and limit the spread of the virus, and get back to work as soon as possible.

30/04/2020

Using a fabric face mask is recommended as an additional preventative measure against the coronavirus. It’s easy to make your own, but be sure to wear it properly.

30/04/2020

30/04/2020

30/04/2020

USE OF CLOTH FACE-MASKS

USE OF CLOTH FACE-MASKS BY MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC IN SOUTH AFRICA DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC There has been much debate globally and locally about whether members of the general public should be advised to wear face-masks during the Covid-19 pandemic. As the epidemic unfolds, support for th...

28/04/2020