Covid-19: AfriForum helps Bethal Police combat spread of Covid-19
“This ensures us that our emergency services can continue in a hygienically safer environment,” said Mr Hennie Bekker (District Coordinator, Lowveld District AfriForum).
BETHAL – In the fight to contain the spread of Covid-19, AfriForum went to the Bethal police station and sprayed the station with sanitiser.
The initiative is to help contain the spread of the virus and to protect both the community as well as police on duty in and around the station.
“This ensures us that our emergency services can continue in a hygienically safer environment,” said Mr Hennie Bekker (District Coordinator, Lowveld District AfriForum).
Bekker Rollermeule equipped AfriForum with the disinfectant backpack sprayer which helped cover a vast area.
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