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On Workers Day, South Africans woke up to partially relaxed COVID-19 lockdown regulations for those who wish to travel between provinces from 1 to 7 May 2020.

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Regulation 16 (5), relating to the movement of people, any person who was not at their place of residence, or work before the lockdown period and who could not travel between provinces, metropolitan and district areas during the lockdown

will be permitted, on a once-off basis, to return to their places of residence or work and will be required to stay in such place until the end of Alert Level 4.

For this purpose, there will be no need for people to obtain and produce a permit in order to cross provincial, metropolitan or district boundaries

Cross-Border road passenger movement remains prohibited. Only essential cargo will be allowed to move across South Africa's land borders

As stated by the Minister of Transport, during #level4lockdown the loading capacity for minibus-taxis remains at 70% of licensed passengers, with social distancing and other mitigating measures remaining in place.

Loading capacity for metered taxis and e-hailing services remains at 50%.  A 5-seater vehicle is permitted to carry a maximum of 2 passengers and a driver.

As per Regulations, you are required to wear a mask in all public spaces
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