COVID-19 centre at Clairwood Hospital officially handed over
Updated | By Nushera Soodyal
A COVID-19 field hospital linked to Durban's Clairwood Hospital has been officially handed over to the provincial health department.

It was handed over by Public Works and is being used as an isolation and quarantine facility.
Clairwood hospital has 290 beds. The field section adds 240 more beds.
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Speaking at the ceremony on Wednesday, Premier, Sihle Zikalala said this had cost R232 million.
"The proactiveness and the coordination have lead us to deliver this hospital within a period of six months.
"Normally it would take us more than three years to deliver such a project, but now we have managed to do it within the six months period," says Zikalala.
Watch below:
KZN Premier @sziks briefs media about Clairwood Hospital #GrowingKZNTogether https://t.co/CoFkX2B3eF
— KZN Provincial Gov (@kzngov) August 19, 2020
KwaZulu-Natal Premier Mr Sihle Zikalala @sziks handover newly built #Covid19 Quarantine and Isolation Centre at Clairwood Hospital to @kznhealth from @KZNworks #GrowingKZNTogether pic.twitter.com/AhWP4w0eGi
— KZN Provincial Gov (@kzngov) August 19, 2020

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