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26 June 2020 Western Cape COVID-19 Cases - 26 June 2020 SUBURB TOWN Local Municipality Health District 26 June 2020 Guguletu Guguletu City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Klipfontein 1859 Khayelitsha Khayelitsha City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Khayelitsha 1488 Philippi Philippi City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Southern 944 Nyanga Nyanga City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Klipfontein 931 Leiden Delft City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Tygerberg 866 Langa Langa City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Western 803 Delft Delft City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Tygerberg 739 Mfuleni Blue Downs City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Eastern 725 Harare Khayelitsha City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Khayelitsha 535 Delft South Delft City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Tygerberg 502 Dunoon Milnerton City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Western 499 Wallace Dene Kraaifontein City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Northern 487 Trevor Vilakazi Khayelitsha City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Khayelitsha 472 Ilitha Park Khayelitsha City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Khayelitsha 452 Zweletemba Worcester Breede Valley Local Municipality Cape Winelands 452 Mbekweni Paarl Drakenstein Local Municipality Cape Winelands 447 Browns Farms Philippi City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Mitchells Plain 441 Mandela Park Khayelitsha City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Khayelitsha 418 Manenberg Athlone City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Klipfontein 417 Lentegeur Mitchells Plain City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Mitchells Plain 415 Crossroads Guguletu City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Mitchells Plain 413 Tafelsig Mitchells Plain City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Mitchells Plain 404 Ikwezi Park Khayelitsha City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Khayelitsha 403 Bloekombos Kraaifontein City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Northern 390 Paarl Paarl Drakenstein Local Municipality Cape Winelands 381 Strand Strand City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Eastern 374 Town 3 Village 5 Khayelitsha City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Khayelitsha 372 Masiphumelele Fish Hoek City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Southern 350 Kuils River Kuils River City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Eastern 349 Kuils River Kuils River City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Eastern 349 Weltevreden Valley North Philippi City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Mitchells Plain 348 Bishop Lavis Matroosfontein City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Tygerberg 347 Lotus River Grassy Park City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Southern 339 Kuyasa Khayelitsha City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Khayelitsha 338 Grassy Park Grassy Park City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Southern 330 Ravensmead Parow City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Tygerberg 318 Macassar Macassar City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Eastern 316 Portland Mitchells Plain City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Mitchells Plain 310 Khaya Khayelitsha City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Khayelitsha 298 Bonteheuwel Athlone City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Tygerberg 296 Mandalay Mitchells Plain City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Mitchells Plain 290 Kraaifontein Kraaifontein City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Northern 269 Town 3 Village 3 Khayelitsha City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Khayelitsha 262 Retreat Cape Town City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Southern 258 Hanover Park Athlone City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Klipfontein 256 Rocklands Mitchells Plain City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Mitchells Plain 255 Belhar Belhar City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Tygerberg 253 Bellville Bellville City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Northern 251 Eerste River Eerste River City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Eastern 229 Eyethu Khayelitsha City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Khayelitsha 228 Beacon Valley Mitchells Plain City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Mitchells Plain 227 De La Haye Bellville City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Tygerberg 222 Milnerton Milnerton City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Western 219 Wynberg Cape Town City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Southern 216 Stellenbosch Stellenbosch Stellenbosch Local Municipality Cape Winelands 214 Gatesville Athlone City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Klipfontein 209 Parow Parow City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Tygerberg 204 Parklands Milnerton City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Western 202 Wesbank Malmesbury Swartland Local Municipality West Coast 200 Lansdowne Cape Town City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Klipfontein 196 Kaya Mandi Stellenbosch Stellenbosch Local Municipality Cape Winelands 196 Westridge Mitchells Plain City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Mitchells Plain 196 Scottsdene Kraaifontein City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Northern 190 Wellington Wellington Drakenstein Local Municipality Cape Winelands 184 Thembalethu George George Local Municipality Eden 183 Kenilworth Cape Town City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Southern 180 Nduli Ceres Witzenberg Local Municipality Cape Winelands 177 Zwelihle Hermanus Overstrand Local Municipality Overberg 175 Maitland Cape Town City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Western 172 Heideveld Athlone City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Klipfontein 166 Nonqubela Khayelitsha City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Khayelitsha 165 Sarepta Kuils River City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Eastern 164 Observatory Cape Town City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Western 163 Woodstock Cape Town City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Western 163 Matroosfontein Matroosfontein City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Tygerberg 162 Mitchells Plain Centre Mitchells Plain City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Mitchells Plain 161 Athlone Athlone City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Klipfontein 159 Steenberg Cape Town City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Southern 158 Somerset West Somerset West City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Eastern 158 Groenheuwel Paarl Drakenstein Local Municipality Cape Winelands 154 Eastridge Mitchells Plain City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Mitchells Plain 153 Claremont Cape Town City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Southern 153 Silver Town Khayelitsha City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Khayelitsha 153 Victoria Mxenge Khayelitsha City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Khayelitsha 152 Avian Park Worcester Breede Valley Local Municipality Cape Winelands 145 Rondebosch Cape Town City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Southern 143 Silvertown Athlone City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Klipfontein 143 Pinelands Cape Town City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Western 137 Joe Slovo Park Milnerton City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Western 137 Lwandle Strand City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Eastern 134 Woodlands Mitchells Plain City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Mitchells Plain 134 Ocean View Kommetjie City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Southern 133 Malibu Village Blue Downs City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Eastern 133 Plumstead Cape Town City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Southern 132 Malmesbury Malmesbury Swartland Local Municipality West Coast 132 Cape Town City Centre Cape Town City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Western 131 Kensington Cape Town City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Western 130 Ottery Cape Town City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Southern 129 Northpine Brackenfell City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Northern 128 Durbanville Durbanville City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Northern 128 Ceres Ceres Witzenberg Local Municipality Cape Winelands 124 Nomzamo Strand City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Eastern 122 Imizamo Yethu Hout Bay City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Southern 121 Pelikan Park Grassy Park City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Southern 119 Valhalla Park Matroosfontein City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Tygerberg 118 Bella Vista Ceres Witzenberg Local Municipality Cape Winelands 116 Cloetesville Stellenbosch Stellenbosch Local Municipality Cape Winelands 116 Fresnaye Cape Town City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Western 114 Bridgetown Athlone City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Klipfontein 113 Goodwood Estate Goodwood City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Tygerberg 113 Klein Nederburg Paarl Drakenstein Local Municipality Cape Winelands 113 Saxonsea Atlantis City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Western 112 Town 3 Village 2 Khayelitsha City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Khayelitsha 110 Scottsville Kraaifontein City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Northern 108 Brooklyn Cape Town City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Western 108 Voorbrug Delft City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Tygerberg 107 Bellville South Bellville City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Tygerberg 106 Strandfontein Mitchells Plain City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Southern 105 Belmont Park Kraaifontein City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Northern 104 Grabouw Grabouw Theewaterskloof Local Municipality Overberg 104 Roosendal Delft City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Tygerberg
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