Minnie Dlamini disappointed with Cape Town residents

Mrs. Jones, Minnie Dlamini is disappointed in Capetonians! It’s day one of level four lockdown but people are already disobeying the Lockdown rules and regulations. Cape Town has been trending all day for not adhering to the rules. Mzansi is hopeless that level three will be reached anytime soon. People have been spotted walking around without masks or even practicing social distancing, which looks like a time ticking bomb.

Western Cape being the highest when it comes to the number of people infected, it doesn’t look like some residents are not even slightly bothered.

I don’t understand people of the Republic of Cape Town. Look at this. That time Cape Town has the most infections and most fatalities in the country. Of the 297 cases reported nationally yesterday, the Western Cape alone contributed 207. But look. ??‍♂️ pic.twitter.com/RLL5BNdHAq

— Khaya Dlanga (@khayadlanga) May 1, 2020

Sea Point was at its busiest this morning while people were out doing their exercises and taking walks they’ve been missing during the level five lockdown.

People are still shocked at this behavior. Some are pleading with Cape Townians to please adhere to the rules and some have lost hope in seeing the lockdown reach level one or even progressing to level three for that matter.

Some people are suggesting that the president locks down provinces according to how they’ve been behaving because if this isn’t the case, people who follow rules and regulations will end up feeling like they’re being punished for following the rules.

Cape Town you need to do better! ??

— Minnie Dlamini Jones (@MinnieDlamini) May 1, 2020

Picture from Cape Town as they lifted stay-at-home this morning. As we lift orders in the United States it’s important to remember with freedom comes responsibility. Make smart decisions so draconian measures aren’t reintroduced. pic.twitter.com/CXBYB63yfC

— Nicole Saphier, MD (@NBSaphierMD) May 1, 2020

Disaster Management Act: Regulations: Alert level 4 during Coronavirus COVID19 lockdown: https://www.gov.za/documents/disaster-management-actregulations-29-apr-2020-0000