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CASES of people running away from quarantine centres are shocking.

When one digs deep on the characters of some of these escapees, it is clear they are the same people who took every opportunity to denounce Zimbabwe while in their foreign bases.

They are also the same people who were quick to post pictures on social media alleging the centres were unfit for human habitation. Such cases leave me thinking that our authorities are too soft in certain regards — William Jenga, Harare. ***

Fuel queues have resurfaced at most service stations, especially in Harare. Why is it that we are not having a lasting solution to our fuel challenges? — Mai Mike, Budiriro.

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There is violation of social distancing in our public transport system. May the responsible powers please ensure more buses and commuter omnibuses for those who are in the formal sector and have been given the green light to resume business? The crowding in open trucks is a threat to the nation. — Luke, Graniteside Harare. ***

The situation at some tobacco auction floors in Harare is dire. There are no adequate ablution facilities, food outlets and sleeping infrastructure at the floors. — Farmer.

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ZACC is doing a sterling job, but all corrupt ministers must be locked up. Corruption has no place in our society. It is unacceptable that many corrupt people fear to report them to the police. It is an open secret that corruption is rampant in all sectors of the economy. — Terrence Mwedzi.

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The Auditor-General, Mrs Chiri, must not hesitate to execute her duties. Corruption must be exposed and denounced at all costs. — Paidamoyo Mutsvairo.