GAUTENG GOVT COULD TIGHTEN ALCOHOL SALES POST COVID-19 

Edwin Ntshidi | 8 hours prior 

JOHANNESBURG – The Gauteng government needs to fix guidelines around the offer of liquor past COVID-19. 

That is as indicated by Gauteng Premier David Makhura. 

Makhura talked during the authority handover of 55 superior vehicles toward the South African Police Service in Johannesburg on Saturday evening. 

The BMWs are intended to help in the battle against need wrongdoings. 

Liquor was refered to as one of the contributing components to rough wrongdoing in the territory. 

In December, a few emergency clinics' injury units announced zero affirmations after the offer of liquor was prohibited as the nation moved back to level three of the COVID-19 lockdown. 

This was done in an offer to reduce the weight on medical care offices during a resurgence in diseases and a sharp expansion in crown related passings. 

Makhura said they will before long audit guidelines around the offer of liquor. 

He said it can't be that shebeens and bars are in closeness to organizations like schools and pre - schools, adding that it ought not be permitted to proceed.

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