53 people arrested at a KZN wedding - SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa's news leader.

The newly-weds and the pastor, who was presiding over the wedding ceremony, were among those arrested.“There are certain exceptions to the rule of people gathering. People are allowed to gather for a funeral of more than 50 people and that funeral procession must lead straight from a mortuary to a crematorium or cemetery do weddings are not allowed during this period. We advise people to read the regulation thoroughly to study the regulations so that they understand what is expected of them.

The Department of Health in the province is appealing to all citizens to adhere to the lockdown gathering regulation, particularly when attending funerals.Health Spokesperson Sizwe Kupelo says the department understands that social distancing is compromised at such events.“We, therefore, appeal to those people to immediately contact our toll free number 08000 323 64 as and when they develop flu-like symptoms. The number again is 080032364.

He says others were arrested for not complying with the limited number of people permitted to attend funerals, operating businesses and moving from one province to the other. “So far in the province we have a total of of 3863. The majority of our arrests are people who have been issued with fines and these total is 2 543 and those fines are only for the violation of COVID-19 regulations and it brings the total of the arrests including the fines that have been made in the whole province to 3 863.”

FullViewSABC What the hells wrong wt useless Eskom twins, pravingordhan &Andre de Ruyter? They switch off the lights when we use electricity but also whine when we don't! They're like SAA who lose money when they operate AND when they're grounded! incompetentInChief CODVID19 africawakeup

What were they thinking.

Police should be commended for work well done. We are sick and tired of people who do as they please. Bathate Sithole Bathate!!!!

GilbertKays God's sign comes in different ways, they must pray harder, in 'in sickness, in jail and in death' sorry to them, but the warning was given

Even the Pastor is arrested?

Nice honeymoon for them newlyweds😂🤣😂

Serves them right now they will have 2 records when they come out. Well done security forces

This is wrong 💔they have already plan everything nd umshado kuthiwa uwuhlehliswa bekmele benze njny ay cha njer i wrong lento

Very good. How do you party when you are supposed to quarantine? Even schools are closed and many activities are halted. Let army and police do their work. I am yet to see complete lock-down more especially in townships. Let us please be scared of this pandemic.

Eish free bed and breakfast, boarding and lodging, and a ride to the jailcellmotel.

Lock them up and throw away the keys.

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