It’s unclear when 132 South Africans will be repatriated from China and where they’ll be quarantined.
The Presidency says plans are underway to bring those citizens – none of whom have tested positive – home from the epicenter of the COVID-19 virus.
“It’s a military operation and done fall under the auspices of Defence for a very large part of it, particularly, the most practical aspects of carrying out this operation,” said Department of Health spokesperson, Dr Lwazi Manzi.
Every precaution will be taken in the process before the affected citizens are quarantined for 21 days.
“An advance team will go to China and will be testing each one of them before they board the aircraft back to South Africa. We will not be able to transport any individual who is infected with COVID-19,” said Department of Health acting director-general, Dr Anban Pillay.
Meanwhile, two of the 12 South Africans on board a Japanese cruise liner have become our first confirmed cases.
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Source: eNCA
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