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BusinessLive reports that along with several new measures put in place as part of adjusted alert level 1 regulations, the Presidency announced on Monday night that people who test positive for Covid-19 without symptoms no longer have to isolate.
The new measures follow meetings of the national coronavirus command council and the president’s co-ordinating council. The isolation period for those with symptoms has been cut by three days and the country will also return to full-time‚ non-rotational schooling. “The rationale for these amendments is informed by the proportion of people with immunity to Covid-19 which has risen substantially, exceeding 60%-80% in several sero-surveys,” the Presidency’s statement indicated. The new rules were “based on the trajectory of the pandemic and the levels of vaccination in the country”‚ the statement indicated. Moreover, it advised that according to the health department‚ the country has officially ended the fourth wave of coronavirus infection.
- Read the full original of the report in the above regard at BusinessLive
- Read too, Cabinet approves changes to level 1 Covid-19 regulations, at The Citizen
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