Pat1 Ngomane

[Pat1 Ngomane @NgomanePat1]

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If you experience any price gouging or would like to report a business selling expired goods, please call the National Consumer Commission on 0800 014 880.

[Pat1 Ngomane @NgomanePat1]

I am also advising Businesses that price gouging, including the sale of expired goods, is illegal. Outlets that contravene the gazetted National Disaster Regulations will be charged, fined or imprisoned accordingly.

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To this end, police continue to monitor and ensure compliance to the Regulations.

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The sale of liquor, as well as gambling & betting activities are strictly prohibited during this period.

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if the space within your business premises is too small, the provision of a maximum of 50 customers at one time, would not apply to you.
This is purely done to reduce the spread of the covid-19 & to protect the lives of our people.

[Pat1 Ngomane @NgomanePat1]

They must further ensure there is enough space in their premises, to allow for at least one square metre for each customer, in order to facilitate social distancing #covid-19

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Those who are duly permitted and licensed to operate during the lockdown period, must provide hand sanitisers at the door, for their customers.

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It should be noted that all businesses permitted and licensed to sell essential goods & services during the lockdown period are prohibited from selling any other goods.

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Food and goods classified as essential items are, amongst others: toilet paper; hand sanitiser; facial masks; disinfectant cleaners; all-purpose cleaners; baby formula; disposable nappies; bleach; cooking oils;flower; rice;maize meal; sugar; milk; canned and frozen goods#covid-19

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We cannot allow any business without a business license or operating permit to operate #covid-19”.

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Formal businesses, like supermarkets, must have a business license , also obtained from their local municipality #covid-19

[Pat1 Ngomane @NgomanePat1]

Informal businesses, like spaza shops & hawkers, require a business operating permit issued by their local municipality #covid-19

[Pat1 Ngomane @NgomanePat1]

Even though a business sells goods classified as essential or provides services classified as essential, it must possess a valid business operating permit or business trading license issued by their respective municipality #covid19

[Pat1 Ngomane @NgomanePat1]

Allow me to provide clarity on the type of goods & services allowed to be sold during the 21 days lockdown #Covid-19

[Pat1 Ngomane @NgomanePat1]

My plea to all South Africans is that we all unite in fighting against the fast spreading Covid-19 virus. Let us refrain from spreading fake news and adhere to the national lockdown regulations.
#COVID19SouthAfrica