Over the past two weeks, the increase in new cases has been 137%, said the minister, but hospitalisations remain low and deaths have not increased.
“We were expecting this resurgence in mid-May or early June but it has come sooner,” said Phaahla, adding one possible factor is that Easter, Ramadan and Passover coincided. “There are changes, but they are not enough to be defined as a new variant of concern. However, it is important to note we are at great risk as we enter winter.” said SA is in a fifth wave according to the definition of more than five cases per 100,000 people.
Fusek marete a ramaphosa he must not think his untouchable his nonsense.
Timing? Don't these waves of yours all start in winter? Ska re nyelang
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