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Covid-19: Tracking the movement of a killer virus

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The Covid-19 coronavirus is spreading rapidly despite government putting strict measures in place in an attempt to stem the spread.

On June 22 Health Minister Zweli Mkhize announced that the number of cases had passed the 100 000 mark.

President Cyril Ramaphosa announced that the country would go into lockdown to slow down the spread of the virus on Thursday March 26.

Read: Ramaphosa levels with SA on plans to reopen the economy

The Covid-19 coronavirus has claimed more than 3 900 lives in South Africa. 

Covid-19 coronavirus deaths and recoveries by province
  • Gauteng: 767 |45 743
  • Free State: 35 | 968
  • Western Cape: 2 467 | 61 756
  • KwaZulu-Natal: 317 | 8 968
  • Eastern Cape: 738 | 37 380
  • Limpopo: 33 | 1492
  • North West: 48 | 2 578
  • Northern Cape: 15 | 508
  • Mpumalanga: 33 | 1300

As at July 10, via SA Health Ministry.

You can track the virus in South Africa here.



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