Later in the day, police officers escorted an armoured ambulance to fetch patients from the clinic and transfer them to Helen Joseph Hospital.Six people have been killed during the protests and dozens injured.This cannot be tolerated in a constitutional democracy in which the preservation of law and order and the protection of people’s rights are paramount.Coovadia said the critical issue was that small groups of people were destroying property, endangering lives and holding the country hostage.
“This cannot be tolerated in a constitutional democracy in which the preservation of law and order and the protection of people’s rights are paramount,” he said. He said the violence would put further strain on the country’s economy ravaged by Covid-19 and was likely to result in further job losses.“This will have a negative impact on our efforts to put SA onto a sustainable inclusive growth path and hamper our efforts to address the severe social and economic challenges our country faces,” Coovadia said.
Busa urged labour, community groups, faith-based organisations and others to “express their serious concern and anger at a small group holding our country to ransom”.
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