NEW: “Roadblocks after morning rush hour”: Government

Online Reporter

Police roadblocks will only be enforced after the morning rush-hour period between 6.30am and 10am to “enforce lockdown and keep people safe”.

In a message on his Twitter handle, Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Permanent Secretary Mr Nick Mangwana, however, said the curfew remains from 6.30pm to 6am.

“The current enforcement of lockdown measures has been reviewed. Roadblocks will only start after the rush hours of 6.30am to 10am. Between 10am and 6.30pm, there will be roadblocks whose purpose is to enforce the lockdown and keep people safe. Curfew remains 6.30pm to 6am.”

Related Posts

PRESIDENT CALLS FOR TRUST, INCLUSION AS WORLD LEADERS GATHER AT UN

Wallace Ruzvidzo in NEW YORK, USA PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has emphasised the need to build a more connected, resilient and inclusive world, as well as the importance of trust, especially as…

‘President has restored our national pride and self-belief’

Debra Matabvu PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has made Zimbabweans believe in their ability to build their country using local resources and capabilities, while drawing inspiration from the country’s rich and inspirational heritage,…

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *