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EWN reports that the Hermanus Police Station has become the second station in the Western Cape to close its doors in as many days due to the coronavirus.
SA Police Service (SAPS) members at Hermanus and Athlone police stations tested positive for Covid-19 in the past week. Athlone Police Station has since been decontaminated and reopened. Cluster Commander of the Overberg district Donovan Heilbron reported that the Hermanus Police Station was being sanitised and decontaminated and contact tracing was underway. None of the officers who came into contact with the infected SAPS member have shown any symptoms of the coronavirus, but they will remain in self-quarantine. Police officers who didn't come into contact with their infected colleague are continuing to work from a mobile facility which has been set up.
- Read the original of the report in the above regard by Lauren Isaacs at EWN
- Read too, Hermanus police official, Athlone supermarket staffer test positive for Covid-19, at News24
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