Here Is What South Africa's Lockdown 'Alert Level 4' Entails
South Africa’s president, Cyril Ramaphosa, on Thursday announced phased lockdown stages that will be implemented over time to bring the country back to normalcy without risking a flare-up of the coronavirus outbreak which is now relatively under control in some parts of the country.
The “Alert Levels” are from 5 to 1 and Ramaphosa said South Africa has been at Level 5 since the restrictions were introduced a month ago.
Beginning May 1, the country will migrate to Level 4 which entails the following:
- Borders remain closed to international travel, except for repatriation of SA citizens and foreigners to their countries.
- There will be no travel between provinces, except for the transport of goods and exceptional circumstances such as funerals.
- Public transport will continue but within limits and certain hygiene guidelines.
- People can exercise but under strict public health provisions.
- Sale of cigarettes will be allowed.
- Elderly and those with underlying conditions must stay home.
- Range of goods that can be sold will be extended.
- Work from home if you can.
- People encouraged to stay home.
- Bars, clubs, theatres remain closed.
Click here for a summary of all the five “alert levels”
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