Daily curfew from 7pm - 5am effective Friday

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Sometimes the pressure to just say something is within us.
 
Mwalimu-G said:
which is?
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The virus effects. Pardon my typo. Countries have come to an almost stand still. Reducing interests rates and tax percentage, are assumptions that we shall still have financial activities going on as normal with just a little damage.
Reality is things may get to stand still as more people will be unable to earn a living like they used to.
Money will probably remain in circulation amongst the upper middle class and the rich if things proceed to the worst God forbid.
These demographics represent a very small percentage of our population.
 
upepo said:
I am opposed to directives that have no clear benefits, and which are likely to yield the opposite of the intended results. We have policy makers that seem to reside elsewhere other than in this country. About the 7 pm curfew, does it mean no one in the government is aware that the transport system in the city cannot evacuate everyone by that time, even when the vehicles are carrying full capacity? Increasingly, it seems like someone is about to make a very expensive blunder, one that will lead to social unrest. We are heading to a point where peasants will be forced to stay at home without food, a situation that will lead to chaos.
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Valid point but to answer your doubts, all organisations will have to adjust their timings to abide by the curfew. Assuming we have reasonable people in our organisations and companies, who have rational to assess the requirements of the situation.
In summary, work timings should be adjusted to probably in my opinion 0800-1400 or 1500hrs yaani 8am to 2pm or 3 pm.
That's how things should adjust as per curfew.
 
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