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South Africa: Covid-19 cases - 646,398 cases; 15,378 deaths
Cape Town Puzzled Over Easing of Its Coronavirus Crisis
The coronavirus crisis in Cape Town, South Africa’s main tourist hub, appears to be easing and the authorities don’t know why.
A slowdown in new infections and deaths in most other global virus hotspots has coincided with the imposition of lockdowns. But in Cape Town and much of the surrounding Western Cape province, new cases and fatalities plateaued in late June and have recently shown a small decline, even though most businesses have reopened.
As of 1pm today (2 August) the Western Cape has 10 630 active cases of COVID-19, with a total of 94 691 confirmed cases and 80 956 recoveries, according to premier Alan Winde.
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