LIST: What You Are Allowed And Not Allowed To Do During The Lockdown

Here is a list of the activities you are allowed and not allowed to do during the lockdown:

• You are not allowed to go to work, most businesses have been shut down except very important businesses and manufacturing companies
• If you work in one of these you are allowed to go to work but you have to use either private transport or get on a ZUPCO
• Only two passengers are allowed in a private car, the driver and one passenger
• You are not allowed to make long-distance travel
• You are only allowed to travel within a radius of 5 km from your home and in any case such travel has to be essential travel such as to go buy food
• Supermarkets will be open so you are only allowed to visit one within your 5 km radius but if you live in areas where there is none within the radius (Glen Lorne perhaps?) you are allowed to breach this limit and get to the nearest one
• There will be roadblocks everywhere so you will have to prove your visit is essential at every one of these roadblocks
• You are also allowed to go out to buy medicine for yourself or others in your care
• You are allowed to visit those who are in your care if they need help, for example, your mother or father in another suburb if they are sick
• You are allowed to go out to buy and deliver medicine to them
• Intercity travel is most probably impossible anyway since there will be not many, if any buses, to transport you. Even if you use private transport one of these many roadblocks is likely to turn you back
• Hospitals are open but these are Zimbabwean hospitals
• You cannot order fast food, fast food chains are closed anyway
• You are allowed to go and stand at a bus stop provided there are not already 50 people gathered there
• You are not allowed to go to the bank, you can only use electronic payment methods and cash is strongly discouraged.

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