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NORTHERN CAPE COVID-19 STATISTICS AS AT 15 JANUARY 2021The Minister of Health announced an additional 281 people testing...
16/01/2021

NORTHERN CAPE COVID-19 STATISTICS AS AT 15 JANUARY 2021

The Minister of Health announced an additional 281 people testing positive for COVID-19 in the Northern Cape, bringing the cumulative total to 28 965 people.

One previously confirmed case that was wrongly allocated to the Province has been removed while two (2) previously confirmed cases have also been re-allocated back into the Province, this is as a result of the ongoing data verification.

In today's report, Namakwa recorded the highest number of positive cases (88) , followed by Frances Baard (69), ZF Mgcawu (48), JT Gaetsewe (41), and Pixley ka Seme (31) while 4 cases are unallocated.

Sadly we report nine (9) additional COVID-19 related deaths, of which six (6) occurred in the last 72 hours while the rest are from the previous months due to delays in reporting. With these new deaths, the Province total cumulative deaths due to COVID-19 complications now stands at 478.

We convey our deepest and heartfelt sympathy to the families and loved ones of the departed.

The number of total active cases stands at 4 034 in the Province.

The number of recoveries stands at 24 451 with the recovery rate of 84%.

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WE URGE ALL MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY TO STRENGTHEN THEIR RESOLVE IN TERMS OF:
• PHYSICAL DISTANCING: Keep 1.5 to 2 metres away from everyone else.
• FACE MASKS: Everyone must wear a face mask properly when near other people or in public spaces. This means it must fully cover the mouth and nose and be washed daily in soapy water.
• HAND HYGIENE: Regular handwashing with soap and water for 20 seconds, or regular use of alcohol-based hand sanitiser is essential.
• COUGH ETIQUETTE: If you cough or sneeze always use a tissue and dispose of it carefully. If you don’t have a tissue, use your bent elbow.
• DON'T TOUCH your eyes, nose or mouth and avoid touching surfaces that might be infected or you could infect.
• STAY AT HOME if at all possible and minimise travel, especially to areas where COVID-19 is known to be active.



NORTHERN CAPE COVID-19 STATISTICS AS AT 14 JANUARY 2021The Minister of Health announced an additional 311 people testing...
15/01/2021

NORTHERN CAPE COVID-19 STATISTICS AS AT 14 JANUARY 2021

The Minister of Health announced an additional 311 people testing positive for COVID-19 in the Northern Cape, bringing the cumulative total to 28 683 people.

The 10 previously confirmed cases that were wrongly allocated to the Province have been removed due to ongoing data verification.

In today's report, ZF Mgcawu recorded the highest number of positive cases (91) , followed by Namakwa (80), Frances Baard (79), Pixley ka Seme (38), and JT Gaetsewe (22) while 1 case is unallocated.

Sadly we report fifteen (15) additional COVID-19 related deaths, of which nine (9) occurred in the last 72 hours while the rest are from the previous months due to delays in reporting. With these new deaths, the Province total cumulative deaths due to COVID-19 complications now stands at 469.

We convey our deepest and heartfelt sympathy to the families and loved ones of the departed.

The number of total active cases stands at 3 881 in the Province.

The number of recoveries stands at 24 331 with the recovery rate of 85%.

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WE URGE ALL MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY TO STRENGTHEN THEIR RESOLVE IN TERMS OF:

• PHYSICAL DISTANCING: Keep 1.5 to 2 metres away from everyone else.
• FACE MASKS: Everyone must wear a face mask properly when near other people or in public spaces. This means it must fully cover the mouth and nose and be washed daily in soapy water.
• HAND HYGIENE: Regular handwashing with soap and water for 20 seconds, or regular use of alcohol-based hand sanitiser is essential.
• COUGH ETIQUETTE: If you cough or sneeze always use a tissue and dispose of it carefully. If you don’t have a tissue, use your bent elbow.
• DON'T TOUCH your eyes, nose or mouth and avoid touching surfaces that might be infected or you could infect.
• STAY AT HOME if at all possible and minimise travel, especially to areas where COVID-19 is known to be active.


UPDATE: A total of 71 681 tests were conducted in the last 24 hours, with 18 558 new cases, which represents a 26% pos...
13/01/2021

UPDATE: A total of 71 681 tests were conducted in the last 24 hours, with 18 558 new cases, which represents a 26% positivity rate. A further 806 related deaths have been reported, bringing total fatalities to 35 140 to date. Click here to read more https://buff.ly/3snDHa4

Does the long term wearing of a mask have negative effects on my health?
13/01/2021

Does the long term wearing of a mask have negative effects on my health?



Tested positive? Follow these practical guidelines to help manage the disease
13/01/2021

Tested positive? Follow these practical guidelines to help manage the disease


If you have tested positive for COVID-19 follow these practical guidelines to help manage the disease;
13/01/2021

If you have tested positive for COVID-19 follow these practical guidelines to help manage the disease;


NORTHERN CAPE COVID-19 STATISTICS AS AT 12 JANUARY 2021The Minister of Health announced an additional 113 people testing...
13/01/2021

NORTHERN CAPE COVID-19 STATISTICS AS AT 12 JANUARY 2021

The Minister of Health announced an additional 113 people testing positive for COVID-19 in the Northern Cape, bringing the cumulative total to 28 090 people. Due to ongoing data verification, four (4) previously confirmed cases that were wrongly allocated to other Province's have been re-allocated back into the Northern Cape Province.

In today's report, ZF Mgcawu recorded the highest number of positive cases (45) , followed by Pixley Ka Seme and Namakwa both at 23, Frances Baard (13) and JT Gaetsewe (7) while 2 cases are unallocated.

Sadly we report two (2) additional COVID-19 related death that occurred in the last 72 hours from the ZF Mgcawu district.

With these new death, the Province total cumulative deaths due to COVID-19 complications now stands at 447.

We convey our deepest and heartfelt sympathy to the families and loved ones of the departed.

The number of total active cases stands at 3 751 in the Province.

The number of recoveries stands at 23 890 with the recovery rate of 85%.

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WE URGE ALL MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY TO STRENGTHEN THEIR RESOLVE IN TERMS OF:

• PHYSICAL DISTANCING: Keep 1.5 to 2 metres away from everyone else.
• FACE MASKS: Everyone must wear a face mask properly when near other people or in public spaces. This means it must fully cover the mouth and nose and be washed daily in soapy water.
• HAND HYGIENE: Regular handwashing with soap and water for 20 seconds, or regular use of alcohol-based hand sanitiser is essential.
• COUGH ETIQUETTE: If you cough or sneeze always use a tissue and dispose of it carefully. If you don’t have a tissue, use your bent elbow.
• DON'T TOUCH your eyes, nose or mouth and avoid touching surfaces that might be infected or you could infect.
• STAY AT HOME if at all possible and minimise travel, especially to areas where COVID-19 is known to be active.



"copied from the NC provincial govt FB page"NORTHERN CAPE COVID-19 STATISTICS AS AT 09 JANUARY 2021The Minister of Healt...
10/01/2021

"copied from the NC provincial govt FB page"

NORTHERN CAPE COVID-19 STATISTICS AS AT 09 JANUARY 2021

The Minister of Health announced an additional 332 people testing positive for COVID-19 in the Northern Cape, bringing the cumulative total to 27 383 people. This is the third successive days this week where more than 300 positive cases were reported in a day for the Northern Cape Province, further highlighting the sustained increases in new cases, particularly in the Namakwa areas.

In today's report, Namakwa recorded the highest number of positive cases (137) , followed by Frances Baard (61), ZF Mgcawu (60), JT Gaetsewe (37), and Pixley Ka Seme (34) while 3 cases are unallocated.

Sadly we report twelve (12) additional COVID-19 related deaths, three (3) occurred in the last 72 hours while nine (9) are from the previous months due to delays in reporting.
With these new deaths, the Province total cumulative deaths due to COVID-19 complications now stands at 437.

We convey our deepest and heartfelt sympathy to the families and loved ones of the departed.

The number of total active cases stands at 3 415 in the Province.

The number of recoveries slightly increased to 23 529 with the recovery rate of 87%.

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WE URGE ALL MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY TO STRENGTHEN THEIR RESOLVE IN TERMS OF:
• PHYSICAL DISTANCING: Keep 1.5 to 2 metres away from everyone else.
• FACE MASKS: Everyone must wear a face mask properly when near other people or in public spaces. This means it must fully cover the mouth and nose and be washed daily in soapy water.
• HAND HYGIENE: Regular handwashing with soap and water for 20 seconds, or regular use of alcohol-based hand sanitiser is essential.
• COUGH ETIQUETTE: If you cough or sneeze always use a tissue and dispose of it carefully. If you don’t have a tissue, use your bent elbow.
• DON'T TOUCH your eyes, nose or mouth and avoid touching surfaces that might be infected or you could infect.
• STAY AT HOME if at all possible and minimise travel, especially to areas where COVID-19 is known to be active.



Thank you Gamagara Local Municipality for entrusting us with the responsibility to disinfect your main building
10/01/2021

Thank you Gamagara Local Municipality for entrusting us with the responsibility to disinfect your main building

06/01/2021

- We offer a highly effective sanitizing solution by disinfecting inside and outside areas with our thermal fogging machines.

- The thermal fogger also sprays a surface sanitizer at a very high pressure through pulse power smoke and water (mistdual).

- This method of sanitization ensures the most extensive and thorough way to fog large areas in short space of time and spreading in all areas of the space, Sanitizer / disinfectant used to fog area kills up to 99.99% of bacteria, fungi and viruses.

- The disinfectant used is long lasting and effective for up to 30 days after application if left undisturbed.

- Safe for food and beverage production/preparation facilities.

- Safe to spray over office equipment such as furniture, outside areas, public facilities, warehouses, workshop, etc.

- Qualified operators.

- We issue you with a certificate to confirm you have been sanitized. This is not only for the reassurance of you and your team but will also reassure the public that you are serious about their safety and encourage them to visit your business or premises.

- We work 24/7 weekly Northern Cape and Gauteng

Book now

0765399558

[email protected]

06/01/2021

- We offer a highly effective sanitizing solution by disinfecting areas with ULV (Ultra low volume) cold fogging machines.


- The ULV fogger sprays a surface sanitizer at a very high pressure through nozzles which breaks it down into micro droplets so that it is emitted as a fog.


- This method of sanitization ensures the most extensive and thorough cover by the disinfectant due to the fog spreading in all areas of the space, Sanitizer / disinfectant used to fog area kills up to 99.99% of bacteria, fungi and viruses.


- The disinfectant used is long lasting and effective for up to 30 days after application if left undisturbed.


- Safe for food and beverage production/preparation facilities.


- Safe to spray over office equipment such as paper, keyboards, computers, fax machines, telephones, screens, biometric systems etc.


- Qualified operators.


- We issue you with a certificate to confirm you have been sanitized. This is not only for the reassurance of you and your team but will also reassure the public that you are serious about their safety and encourage them to visit your business.


- We work 24/7, based in Northern Cape and Gauteng.

Call us now

0765399558

[email protected]






02/01/2021

Happy 2021 to all our clients and prospective customers. May our relationships grow beyond the provision of services.

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