Patrice Motsepe responds to Coronavirus with R1 billion . This is a great thing to hear that Patrice Motsepe have pledged R1 billion to help in the fight of Coronavirus .
South Africa marks day two of a nationwide lockdown
“Several hundred million rand will immediately be made available with the primary objective of saving lives and slowing and restraining the spread of the coronavirus,” said Patrice Motsepe.
“We are purchasing sanitisers, disinfectants, personal protective equipment and are in discussions with government, health workers, and other stakeholders to assist with acquiring other equipment and making resources available which are essential for dealing with the coronavirus pandemic.”
“Poor and underdeveloped communities are ill-prepared to deal with the serious challenges and consequences of the coronavirus pandemic and are in dire need of our assistance and contributions,” said Motsepe.
“We believe these efforts will make a meaningful contribution not only towards fighting the coronavirus, but also in developing the long-term sustainability of South Africans, particularly in poor and rural areas,” said Kirk.
Gauteng Positive COVID-19 patients have gone missing
“As a nation we are in uncharted waters in terms of the scale and danger that the COVID-19 pandemic presents to South Africans. It is now time for each and everyone of us to demonstrate leadership and help.”
Ireland may ease restrictions on April 12
“Will we be in a position on April 12 where life in Ireland can return to normal? Absolutely not. Let’s be honest with each other, these are measures that we are going to need continue to work at,” Harris told national broadcaster RTE.
“Do we hope to be in a position in two weeks’ time to say that we’ve made progress and some of the measures can be tweaked, removed, changed? Absolutely.”
Pope Francis delivers extraordinary blessing
“Thick darkness has gathered over our squares, our streets and our cities,” he said speaking alone before a square where he normally draws tens of thousands of people.
“We have realised that we are in the same boat, all of us fragile and disoriented, but at the same time important and needed, all of us called to row together, each of us in need of comforting the other,” he said.
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More than Half a million people infected worldwide by coronavirus
