MOSSEL BAY NEWS - It has been two years since the start of lockdown on 27 March 2020.
What do you miss about life before the Covid-19 restrictions and what do you enjoy about how things have changed over the past two years?
Mossel Bay Advertiser readers gave their views:
- Sanett Badenhorst: "I think sanitiser at shop entrances should stay."
- Charlotte Gill: "I will keep on wearing my mask in the shops. This was the first time in two years that I didn't get flu."
- Duhein Mondoe: "I miss not being pressurised into taking injections against my will."
- Jack Meiburg: "I paid R500 for a beer. Luckily the prices are back to normal."
- Chantel Otto: "I saved a lot on petrol during the hard lockdown."
Cabinet had resolved this week to move towards the end of the national state of disaster, Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma said on Tuesday.
"As you would remember, a week ago, the president addressed the nation, indicating that, as a country, we are ready to enter a new phase in the management of the pandemic.
"Though the pandemic is not yet over, it was the desire of government for the country, as much as it is possible, to return to normality, but in a manner that recognises the changing nature of the pandemic," Dlamini-Zuma said during the virtual address.
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