The Gauteng health department says it is in the process of tracing more than 1,300 Matriculants, who attended the Ballito Rage event in KwaZulu-Natal. The event came to an end last week Friday, and has since been dubbed a super-spreader event, after more than 90 people, who attended the festival, tested positive for Covid-19 afterwards. - Smile 90.4FM

The Gauteng health department says it is in the process of tracing more than 1,300 Matriculants, who attended the Ballito Rage event in KwaZulu-Natal. The event came to an end last week Friday, and has since been dubbed a super-spreader event, after more than 90 people, who attended the festival, tested positive for Covid-19 afterwards.

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8 December 2020

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