GZU closes Brickyard, Tile Factory after Covid-19 death

Date:

Share post:

 

The GZU Brickyard and Tile Factory are situated close to the university’s Robert Mugabe School of Education

 

 

Brighton Chiseva

The man who died of Covid-19 related complications at Rujeko
Isolation Centre on December 06 was a Great Zimbabwe University (GZU) employee
who worked at the institution’s Brickyard in the industrial area of Masvingo city,
TellZim News has leant.

The man became Masvingo province’s eighth Covid-19 fatality,
representing a record average of one death per week since November 18.

The victim was buried on December 09 under Covid-19 burial
regulations at his rural home in the Chitsa communal lands of Gutu district.

“The University, however, regrets to advise that it lost one
of its Brickyard employees to Covid-19 on Sunday, 06 December, 2020. The
deceased employee’s case was handled in accordance with Covid-19 prevention
protocols.

“Following that incident, the University immediately sent all employees
from the Brickyard and the nearby Textile Factory home for self-isolation while
the two facilities were fumigated,” GZU communicated in a press statement
released today.

The university added that the two facilities will remain
closed until December 14.

 

 

 

 

TellZimNews
TellZimNewshttps://tellzim.com
TellZim News is the leading news organization in the Southern region. It provides candid, balanced and timely news from the communities. Keeping it real. Committed to tell Zimbabwe.

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

Related articles

ZCTU calls for mineral reforms to benefit ordinary Zimbabweans

By Staff Reporter The Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) has called for reforms to Zimbabwe’s mineral sector to...

RCZ to open two more clinics in Binga

By Virginia NjovoThe Reformed Church in Zimbabwe (RCZ) is set to commission two additional clinics inBinga District by...

Brick by Brick: Walking by Faith When God Calls 

By Shanna Mazorodze Success is often measured by buildings, businesses, and balance sheets. Yet, for me, every brick laid,...

Compaction failure haunts new Mucheke bridge

By Staff ReporterMASVINGO – Just two months after its grand commissioning, the newly openedMucheke Bridge is showing worrying signs...