On the Sea Point Promenade, Cape Town residents were out in force, revelling in being permitted to walk, cycle and run between 6am and 9am.
"In fact, it may be unsafe to run in the dark between 6am and 7am considering the increasing number of people who have no income and who may be forced to resort to crime. This effectively cuts the window to less than 2 hours. Especially as we approach winter with sunrise occurring later each day.
"There is no increased risk to the spread of the virus if a person runs or cycles at 8am vs runs or cycles at 3pm. In terms of what we are trying to prevent it makes no difference. If anything, it may decrease the risk having people spread out at times that suit them.supports HTML5 video "In this time of uncertainty and sacrifice, I think most people can get behind some of the measures and restrictions we have been asked to follow.
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