City responds to allegations about Springs Clinic
Municipality confirms clinic was closed for decontamination after Covid-19 case.
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The City of Ekurhuleni (CoE) has responded to allegations made by some employees at the Springs Clinic that the facility was not closed for decontamination after a colleague tested positive for Covid-19.
It was reported in last week’s Advertiser, Employees raise concerns, that staff members at the clinic accused management of disregarding Covid-19 protocols.
The employees claim they spoke to management about their concerns but were told to keep coming to work until they received their test results.
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According to CoE spokesperson Themba Gadebe, the clinic was closed after a positive case of Covid-19 was confirmed at the facility.
“The clinic was fumigated on July 8 to ensure personnel can render services in a safe environment,” he said.
A visit to the clinic by the Addie on Monday morning confirmed the facility is open.
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