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JOHANNESBURG, March 28 — South African police enforcing a coronavirus lockdown on Saturday fired rubber bullets towards hundreds of shoppers queueing outside a supermarket in Johannesburg, an AFP photographer said. Between 200 and 300 people gathered outside a popular grocery store, Shoprite,...

Saturday, 28 Mar 2020 06:13 PM MYT

JOHANNESBURG, March 28 — South African police enforcing a coronavirus lockdown on Saturday fired rubber bullets towards hundreds of shoppers queueing outside a supermarket in Johannesburg, an AFP photographer said. But as they scrambled to secure their spots, many did not observe the recommended safe distance between them.Startled shoppers trampled on each other and a woman with a baby on her back fell to the ground.President Cyril Ramaphosa has ordered South Africa’s 57 million people to stay at home for 21 days and deployed the police and the military to enforce the lockdown.

 

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They don’t care about living and health.

PDRM should consider this method. Anything and everything to make sure EVERYONE INCLUDING IDIOT MINISTERS. NO EXCEPTION TO ANYONE.

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