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GinaChrisThemenstarter4'984 Beiträge · seit 201605. Mai 2020 · #30
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GinaChrisThemenstarter4'984 Beiträge · seit 201617. Mai 2020 · #31
Mnangagwas Rede von gestern. Das Wichtigste daraus: Lockdown level 2 wird auf unbestimmte Zeit verlängert; Grenzen (Straße, Flug) bleiben geschlossen.
GinaChrisThemenstarter4'984 Beiträge · seit 201622. Juli 2020 · #36
Mnangagwas gibt neue und verlängerte Corona-Maßnahmen bekannt:
All non-working sections of our population will be required to stay at home, except for purposes of securing food, water and health services.
Where travel becomes essential and inevitable, every Zimbabwean should and must uphold the four requirements set out by the World Health Organisation (WHO) which are: Wearing masks or equivalent protective materials; Observing strict standards of hygiene, including the washing of hands or use of sanitisers; Mandatory screening in all public places and buildings; Social distancing in all public places and at all times;
With effect from today, all business premises must operate from 0800 to 1500hrs, with the exception of providers of essential services.
From today, all security services must enforce a dusk-to-dawn curfew set to come into force daily between 6pm and 6am with only essential services exempt from this curfew.
All business operations and premises are required to observe and enforce WHO anti-Covid-19 standards which include observing social distance at workplaces, wearing of masks at all times, regular screenings and strict hygienic standards at workplaces.
Only registered small and medium enterprises which have been allocated workspaces will be allowed to operate and must comply with the parameters and protocols set by the WHO.
Food markets will remain open and operational, and must observe set measures, rules and requirements meant to uphold public health. Supplies to markets should be facilitated to reach the markets, including by security forces.
Intercity and intertown public transport and inessential transport to all rural areas remain banned. All approved buses and vehicles for public transport should ensure and enforce public health standards, including the screening of passengers before boarding, and the disinfecting of all public vehicles after each round trip;
Public gatherings for social, religious or political purposes remain banned. Funeral gatherings remain curtailed, in line with public health requirements.
Desertion from places of quarantine by returnees and infected persons, resulting in the exposure of innocent lives to the virus will be considered a criminal act and invite very robust response from law and public health-enforcement arms.
Anyone who knowingly exposes, aids, abets, or infects innocent persons, whether by breaching conditions of isolation or by encouraging actions which undermine public health measures which Government has announced or undertaken, will be liable, and severely punished accordingly. Quelle: https://www.zbcnews.co.zw/covid-19-dusk-to-dawn-curfew-as-cases-rise/
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GinaChrisThemenstarter4'984 Beiträge · seit 201630. Sept. 2020 · #40
Zimbabwe to charge travelers tested for COVID-19 at ports of entry
The Zimbabwean government announced Tuesday that it will charge for COVID-19 tests done at ports of entry on travelers showing symptoms of the disease.
The measure is meant to allow government to replenish laboratory commodities, Information Minister Monica Mutsvangwa told a post-cabinet media briefing on Tuesday.
Zimbabwe will resume international flights on Thursday this week after a six-month suspension due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Domestic flights resumed in the middle of this month.
The government has announced that all travelers to Zimbabwe will be required to have PCR COVID-19 clearance certificates issued by a recognized facility within 48 hours from the date of departure in line with WHO guidelines, among other health and safety regulations.
“As a measure to guarantee the safety of travelers, Cabinet further resolved that in line with Statutory Instrument (216) (5) Section 8, which requires travelers showing COVID-19 symptoms, whether or not they have a COVID-19 free certificate to be tested, a nominal fee of 60 U.S. dollars be levied on travelers tested at ports of entry, and that the proceeds be used to replenish laboratory commodities,” Mutsvangwa said.
She said metered taxi operators have been allowed to resume services for the movement of tourists and citizens who are unable to use public transport.
The minister said security personnel will now be fully enforcing critical COVID-19 containment measures such as physical distancing and proper wearing of masks after the government has relaxed lockdown restrictions.
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