In Africa 78,280 cases have been registered; 2,624 deaths and 29,245 recovered.
After President Macky Sall declared for the reopening of worship places last Monday, the country’s Christian council did not heed to the pronouncement, thus urging for all churches to remain closed.
For the mosques, opinions have been divided over their reopening. Serign Mbaye Sy, the caliph general of Tijania, has urged his disciples throughout the country to close their mosques until the situation improved.
According to the Senegalese media, taxi drivers and all commercials vehicles are now allowed to take passengers to fill all their seating places as before.
It’s mandatory in Senegal to wear masks or face punishment.
Senegalese government has chartered flights
to repatriate its national from the diaspora.
The first flight arrived from France last Wednesday.
