Mosques reopened in Durban, South Africa

Mosques in Durban, South Africa reopened their doors to worshipers after temporary closure due to outbreak of coronavirus.  

Mosques in Durban, South Africa reopened their doors to worshipers after temporary closure due to outbreak of coronavirus.  

The government has reduced the curfew after controlling the pandemic’s outbreak, which led to the reopening of mosques to worshipers. 

South Africa announced that worshipers would be allowed to gather, provided that the total number does not exceed 50.

All places of worship are gradually beginning to reopen in the country.