Buses carrying repatriated Malawians from South Africa start arriving
Buses carrying Malawian nationals who were stranded in South Africa due to coronavirus lockdown have started arriving at Mwanza border.
Mwaza border immigration spokesperson Inspector Pasqually Zulu says first four of 10 ten buses arrived at the formation Saturday night with a total of 180 passengers including 26 women and 4 minors.
Zulu says the buses include those that were intercepted by security personnel in Harare whilst in transit to Malawi.
“All buses are still at the border while border formalities which involves all key stakeholders are still underway,” says Zulu.
He says six buses with stranded Malawians on board are expected to arrive at the border, Sunday May 24.
“As of now medical workers are on the ground to ensure that all preventive measures against the spread of Covid-19 are adhered to”, Zulu says.
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Welcome home our dear family and friends ❤️❤️❤️ feel free this is your home Malawi and a home to stay. Remember covid19 is real and seriously has affected the whole world including our nation Malawi negatively therefore keep on following the instructions given to prevent affected or infect others God bless our nation Malawi.
Anthunu mimapitiranji ku SA ndikumakakhala akapolo.
They should go straight to quarantine.Thanks for efforts made to repatriate them.
Welcome home.We are all in this pandemic
DPP tactical move to accelerate the coronavirus spread in Malawi ahead of the June elections…….please put these people in isolation centres for 14 days if your move is genuine…
This is their home. Mumafuna atan i.