Currently, the situation is most severe in the three cities of Cabinda, Luanda, and Benguela, so the related measures and procedures are also the strictest.
There's no doubt that this has had a certain impact on the industries of these three cities, but more has affected the service sector and commercial activities, while the impact on industry and agriculture is minimal.
In fact, apart from requiring businesses and consumer venues to increase necessary epidemic prevention measures, the East African Government has not imposed a mandatory requirement for them to close down and cease business activities. However, due to media reports and cumbersome inspections by the industry and commerce department, some businessmen have voluntarily closed their businesses.
This is quite normal. Although the East African Government has not forced them to shut down, it has imposed restrictions on the flow of customers to prevent gatherings from exceeding the alert threshold.
