Health Minister Zweli Mkhize on Tuesday said that health workers had gained crucial experience and confidence in the fight against the coronavirus.
Clocking in long hours and often having to endure dangerous working conditions, medical personnel have been on the frontline battling the epidemic.
The minister visited the Steve Biko Academic Hospital in Pretoria this week where additional staff has been deployed.
Mkhize believes the facility is coping much better now: “The staff may have been exhausted but they’ve been at work all the time and what is important is that everyone is very confident, they know what they are doing, they are very experienced and don’t fear COVID-19 like in the beginning and the labour unions are working well with the management.”
In the last 24-hour period, 839 more deaths have been confirmed pushing our COVID-19 death toll to 38,288.
Almost 10,000 new infections were also been picked up.
-EWN
In other news – Miss SA Shudufhadzo fired after revealing her private parts in see-through Bikini – Photos
Other than sharing half-n@ked pictures, what else is our Miss SA offering? – people on social media are questioning Shudufhadzo’s role!
It seems Miss SA Shudufhadzo Musiḓa sharing bikini pictures has made some people unhappy. The beauty queen, who has been in her role for just a few months, received criticism for her homecoming, Learn More
The post Health workers have gained crucial experience in fight against COVID-19, says Dr Mkhize first appeared on News365.co.za.
Post a Comment