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By Anna Chibamu
HEALTH and Child Care deputy minister John Mangwiro has warned Zimbabweans against dropping their guard even after the Covid-19 menace has had lesser impact on the country when compared to other world territories.
Mangwiro told guests at a Thursday launch of the private sector vaccination programme to combat the pandemic in the provision of equipped facilities to offer healthcare services to the nation.
Said the minister, “We are fortunate to have been spared the huge number of infections and deaths being experienced in some other parts of the world.
“However, we must not be complacent. The fact that we have not been as badly affected as many other countries is largely due to the steps that the government took which include the implementation of early lockdown measures in Zimbabwe and thereafter to gradually ease lockdown restrictions, tightening it up again when we were threatened with a second and more serious wave of infections.