President Ramaphosa lifts international travel restrictions Posted by Imogen Searra on 11 November 2020 President Cyril Ramaphosa announced tonight [November 11] that the international travel restrictions have been lifted, subject to certain circumstances and protocols. Presenting a negative PCR test on arrival still remains standard procedure. As restrictions on international travel are lifted, it is more important than ever for travellers to follow all safety protocols to protect their health and minimise the risk of acquiring COVID-19. pic.twitter.com/mv3M9L7uQb — Presidency | South Africa 🇿🇦 (@PresidencyZA) November 11, 2020 Details are thin at this stage but the removal of the Red List will hopefully aid the hospitality and tourism industries in garnering the income that is so desperately needed at this stage. Take aways from the President Ramphosa’s address: The national state of disaster has been extended by one month. Other restrictions on economic activity, including those imposed on alcohol sales, have been lifted. ‘Even as restrictions on the sale of alcohol are lifted further, we are mindful that excessive alcohol consumption is a hinderance in our fight against the coronavirus. It is vital that South Africans act responsibly to ensure we do not see a spike in alcohol-related incidents.’ More details are expected to emerge over the next few weeks. Even as restrictions on the sale of alcohol are lifted further, we are mindful that excessive alcohol consumption is a hinderance in our fight against the coronavirus. It is vital that South Africans act responsibly to ensure we do not see a spike in alcohol-related incidents. pic.twitter.com/vhm76igRFb — Presidency | South Africa 🇿🇦 (@PresidencyZA) November 11, 2020 Picture: Screenshot from live stream Related Posts South African wildlife rangers join Africa-wide drive to protect wildlife 29 July 2021 Local rangers will join 150 teams from other 20 African countries in a series of... read more SANParks and partners to strengthen anti-poaching measures 29 July 2021 SANParks and its security partners in the Greater Kruger region are jointly implementing a range... read more Leucistic red duiker spotted in the Zambezi Delta 29 July 2021 The Zambeze Delta Conservation and Anti Poaching Facebook page posted photos of their most recent... read more PREV ARTICLE NEXT ARTICLE
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