COVID-19 ministerial advisory committee chairperson Professor Salim Abdool Karim has explained why it is difficult to stop the spread of the coronavirus. Courtesy
JOHANNESBURG - COVID-19 ministerial advisory committee chairperson Professor Salim Abdool Karim has explained why it is difficult to stop the spread of the coronavirus.Speaking during a Zoom briefing alongside Health Minister Dr. Zweli Mkhize and other health experts, Karim shared the reason why it is difficult to eliminate the virus.
Why is it so difficult to stop the spread. Another fucji4brain dead post question. Start reporting on the shit mass media tries to hide. Where are the police enforcing lock down, clearly not where they supposed to be, dumb ass question.
People are very ignorant and they are finding bliss from ignorance. Some have false immunity imbedded in their brains and think it’s gonna go away like a miracle
Because if you treat citizens like kids they misbehave. Instead of buying tabacco or alcohol at normal bottles store the drove up and down looking to find or to exchange.
CyrilRamaphosa DlaminiZuma PresidencyZA because on level 5 of lockdown, at the beginning, there were too many ‘essential’ workers out and about. How can you have 5 at home being safe and 1 going out , mixing with other ‘essentials’ and still expecting it not to spread?
Because people do not adhere to the rules some people have this misconception that they will not be victims, please wake up and smell the coffee
Because people who created it wanted it to be uncontrollable
Because we lack political skilled leaders that's why
In South Africa you mean!
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Are we out of National disaster state when we open schools and church of which this was the main reason they were closed? Our leaders auctioned their capacity
Because it's invisible
Because wise asses told us this is only the flu and we must all get it and herd immunity etc. etc. Nothing as stupid as people that try and be experts when they understand nothing. But this virus will be respected, whether we want to or not. Sadly many are dying unnecessarily.
People are not heeding the call to social distance.
Because people are waiting days +++ for their results(evident in the backlog), every day waited increases the contacts that then need to be traced! And the cycle starts again!
Why has the 'Chinese Virus' just dissappeared from China? Fid they find a cure? Do they have a vaccine? Why aren't we aware of these if they are available. OR... Maybe.... There never was a virus.... Hmmmm
Because Xoli Mngambi and Jane bloody Dutton talk crap on air and mislead people
Because that's how the chinese designed it to be...
Sumthing is not being told, as those who speak about it all over the world seem to be speaking the same language as though they were prepared a script by Bill Gates. Those infected r not being given Hydroxychloroquine that is working in some places, e.g Charlotte Maxeke hospital.
Just like flu it will never be stopped. Fake news Fear mongering WHOLiedPeopleDied billgatesistryingtokillyou Plandemic Communist ObamaGate PainIsComing dark2light WWG1WGA_WORLDWIDE
Is because we don't have leadership, they are tired and old, Tso i wash my hands with ANC. How can you open mines, schools and churches. It's justifies craziness and madness of leadership
Because our leaders are focusinv on tenders and the 500 billion that made everyone insane
We are not been told the whole truth surrounding covid-19. Sometimes it feels like a way to control us
Because people don't listen.
its pointless. let it run its course
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