Borders to re-open in December: President Mnangagwa
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa says Zimbabwe is expected to start re-opening its border on 1st December following several months under tight COVID-19 lockdown measures as prescribed by the World Health Organization.
In a tweet Tuesday, the President said, “After nearly 9 months of restrictions, Zimbabwe will begin to open its borders on December 1st.
“To all Zimbabweans who complied with the #COVID19 measures, your resilience has saved countless lives across Zimbabwe. Let’s now work together to get our economy back on track!”
Zimbabwe has recorded 8,303 COVID-19 cases since the outbreak of the disease in March this year. At least 7,797 people have recovered while 242 succumbed to the disease.
After nearly 9 months of restrictions, Zimbabwe will begin to open its borders on December 1st.
To all Zimbabweans who complied with the #COVID19 measures, your resilience has saved countless lives across Zimbabwe.
Let’s now work together to get our economy back on track! 🇿🇼— President of Zimbabwe (@edmnangagwa) October 27, 2020
Johns Hopkins University reports that there are currently over 43,650.000 people have contracted COVID-19 worldwide and 1,162,512 have succumbed to coronavirus.
It also reports that on Monday there were 8,7 million COVID-19 cases in USA. The country has so far recorded over 226,000 deaths. ■
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