Mkhize: Govt trying its best to speed up testing
Updated | By Lulutho Mkosi
Health Minister Zweli Mkhize says the government is aware that its testing campaign for Covid-19 still has not reached nearly enough people.
He spoke in Ermelo, Mpumalanga, where he visited Covid-19 facilities.
READ: Gauteng legislature gears up for digital meetings
South Africa had 2506 positive cases of coronavirus on Wednesday with 34 deaths.
Mkhize said 94 000 people have been tested for coronavirus.
“We can never say we have done enough, we have 60 million people, it will take us a long time to finish so many people.
“As long as there are people to be tested, we will continue testing and so we are doing our very best. I believe the health workers have done everything they can to speed up things.”
President Cyril Ramaphosa announced a mass screening and testing campaign at the end of last month, with 10,000 field workers set to go door-to-door across the country to screen residents for symptoms.
Show's Stories
-
Man reminds us not to mess with squid ink
It's no squid game messing around with squid ink...
The Workzone with Alex Jay 4 hours ago -
Parents watch their child's first steps
The most precious moments in life are rarely recorded, so this family is...
The Workzone with Elana Afrika-Bredenkamp 4 hours ago