Friday, 31 July 2020

Botswana reinstates lockdown in capital

Botswana's capital city Gaborone has returned to a two-week lockdown to stem its latest surge in coronavirus infections.


Under new rules for the capital and surrounding areas, only essential workers would be able to leave home for work, with others only able to leave the house to buy groceries. All gatherings will be banned and hotels, restaurants, gyms and schools will close.


"During the course of the week, the disease has taken an unprecedented turn, which now required we place the greater Gaborone region under lockdown to enable our containment measures to take hold," Kereng Masupu, coordinator of the COVID-19 task force team, said in a televised briefing.


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