
29 May Level 3
Day 65 of 21 Covid Campaign
With strict lockdown having been announced on 26 March 2020, we have been in lockdown for 65 days!
65 days is also:
5,616,000 seconds
93,600 minutes
1560 hours
9 weeks and 2 days
17.76% of 2020
Here’s what you can expect under Level 3 Lockdown as from Monday, 1 June:
MOVEMENT
You may:
Perform any service, if under Alert Level 3
Travel to and from work
Buy goods or obtain services, except those excluded in Level 3
Move children, as allowed
Exercise between the hours of 06h00 to 18h00
Attend a place of worship attend a school attend a funeral
You must:
Wear a cloth face mask or a homemade item that covers the nose and mouth when in a public space
You may not ordinarily move between provinces, metropolitan areas/districts/hotspots, but you may do so if:
You have to work or provide a level 3 service and you have a permit issued by employer
You have to move to a new residence, care for a family member, you are a student having to travel, you are attending a funeral, obtaining medical treatments, or you are returning to your place of residence from a quarantine of isolation facility
CHILDREN
You may move children, even between districts, provided you are in possession of a court order; parenting plan, permit issued by a magistrate
EVICTIONS
A person may not be evicted during Level 3A court may grant an order for the eviction, but an order of eviction may be stayed and suspended until the last day of the Level 3, unless a court decides that it is not just and equitable to suspend the order until the last day of Level 3
RECREATIONAL
Gyms, cinemas, public parks, beaches, sporting grounds, clubs, casinos, restaurants, hotels, lodges, guest houses are still closed
You may purchase alcohol from licensed suppliers who are registered for both on and off site consumption Monday to Thursday, between 09h00 and 17h00
You may not purchase Tobacco products, e-cigarettes and related products
BUSINESS
You may operate a business, unless excluded by regulations (a summary below) and subject to compliance of all health regulations
SPECIFIC ECONOMIC EXCLUSIONS
Restaurants, retail outlets, convenience stores/informal traders for on-site consumption foods
On-site consumption of liquor
Short term letting
Domestic air travel for leisure
Passenger ships for leisure
Conferences, events, including sporting events
Personal care services, including hairdressing, beauty treatments, make-up/nails salons, piercing & tattoo parlours.
Above is an informal summary, please follow the full guidelines here.
We look forward to starting this new journey with you, please don’t hesitate to contact us for any queries.
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By Alet Smit I Attorney & Group Head of Marketing
Artwork & Design by Chane Bunning I Group Creative Developer