Taxis go full throttle to become super-spreaders

A renewed push by taxi operators to run at 100% capacity will be paid for in lives.

June 30, 2020 at 6:03 am

A second meeting between law enforcement and KwaZulu-Natal's long-distance taxi operators has ended in a deadlock. File photo. — A second meeting between law enforcement and KwaZulu-Natal's long-distance taxi operators has ended in a deadlock. File photo. (Nokulunga Majola)

A renewed push by taxi operators to run at 100% capacity will be paid for in lives.

This is according to leading SA virologists and healthcare experts.

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