We repeat our support for the #LockdownSA ban on alcohol sales. It's clearly proven that alcohol abuse is a leading cause of criminal activities, accidents, injuries, abuse and deaths.
You just have to look at the huge drop in such cases in the last 2 weeks for confirmation.https://twitter.com/Newzroom405/status/1249250421912338432 …
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ACDP South Africa Retweeted IOL News
We welcome todays announcement. The only alcohol that is allowed to be transported is that used for
#Covid19inSA hand sanitisers and related purposes. This reinforces the#LockdownSA ban on alcohol sales. Good job@PresidencyZA and@GDCoGTA Minister Dlamini-Zuma, and thank you.https://twitter.com/IOL/status/1250759953352179716 …ACDP South Africa added,
IOL NewsVerified account @IOLRetailers in the liquor industry and tavern owners have been dealt yet another a blow as the government emphasised that the ban on the transportation of alcohol during the duration of the lockdown remains until April 30.#day21oflockdown https://www.iol.co.za/news/politics/alcohol-traders-delivered-blow-as-government-reinforces-booze-travel-ban-46775449?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social …3 replies 1 retweet 1 likeShow this thread -
We welcome todays changes to
#LockdownSAExtended regulations affecting transportation, funerals, movement of children & allowing for other economic activities, but call on Govt to allow more economic activities, while ensuring health risks are mitigated. https://bit.ly/2z7WYoK1 reply 1 retweet 1 likeShow this thread -
We have broadly supported the government's
#LockdownSA measures to limit the spread of#Covid_19SA. We appreciate that this step has had a devastating impact on businesses and household incomes, as well as on the economy as the whole. - Steve Swart .MP https://bit.ly/2z7WYoK1 reply 1 retweet 1 likeShow this thread -
Forecasts of significant economic disruption costing the economy an estimated R13bn per day. -
#SARB indicates +- 370k job losses in 2020. - Analysts forecast 7% GDP contraction, 12% fiscal deficit of GDP, >80% debt-to-GDP ratio in 2021. - estimated R200 bn tax revenue shortfall1 reply 2 retweets 2 likesShow this thread -
Thus, incremental lifting of lockdown provisions is crucial while not sacrificing public health interests. If not done, the country may find its economy permanently damaged, with knock-on effects on unemployment and poverty. - Steve Swart .MP https://bit.ly/2z7WYoK
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We urge Govt to consider opening the manufacturing & construction industries & other sectors with a low risk of infection, keeping stringent health cond. Highly automated factories, incl the automotive industry, should be allowed to reopen without delay. https://bit.ly/2z7WYoK
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In our view, it is critical to allow as many economic activities to take place as possible, while ensuring that measures are in place to mitigate the health risks associated with these activities. https://bit.ly/2z7WYoK
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We agree with economists who support a #Covid19SA fiscal stimulus package which should be part of a supplementary or emergency Budget to be tabled in Parliament. Bulk of spending can stimulate productive capacity & assisting businesses that employ people.
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Lastly, such a fiscal relief package should temporarily increase the child-support and old-age pensions, to assist the most vulnerable in society. https://bit.ly/2z7WYoK
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