South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced the launch of international flights with all countries of the world after a long seven-and-a-half months due to the corona.
The President made the announcement in his address to the nation for the tenth time on Wednesday night.
From now on, citizens of any country in the world will be able to travel to South Africa.
However, you have to come to South Africa following all the health rules including the negative certificate of corona.
The President further said in his speech that the National Disaster Declaration would remain in force till December 15.
All kinds of business, including alcohol, will return to normal.
A day of mourning has been declared from November 25 to 29 for all the citizens who died in Corona in the country.
At this time, the President announced to keep the national flag at half-mast.