GZU closes Brickyard, Tile Factory after Covid-19 death

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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.

 

 

 

 

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