"After relaxing measures, it is expected that cases will slightly go up. But I also think that it is too early to make any meaningful conclusions, I think it is just an opportunity for us to strengthen our preventative measures and continue highlighting to the rest of the population that COVID is still with us. The good news, though, is that severe cases have not gone up. What we need to do is to continue to get vaccinated and what is important is that the government should – as it is doing – is monitor these numbers. There is no cause for alarm or cause for us to introduce new measures," Chimbetete said. 
"chifukwa chakukhwefura njira zopwera, kukuyembekezedwa kuti chiwelengero cha odwala chikwera pang'ono. Koma ndikuganiza kuti sitingaphere mkota mwamsanga ngati pakali pano. Ndikuona kuti ndi mwayi wathu kuti tilimbitse njira zopewera komanso kutsindika kwa mzika zathu kuti COVID 19 tikanali naye. Komabe nkhani yabwino ndi yakuti matenda odwala kwambili sakukwera chiwerengero. Chomwe tikufunika kuchita ndi kupitiliza kulandira katemera komanso boma lipitilize kuyang'anira chiwerengero monga mowe likuchitira. Palibepo chobweretsa mantha komanso chotipangitsa kuoeza njira zina," anatero Chimbetete.