This is the shocking moment a minivan crammed with 25 people was flagged down by police for flouting coronavirus restrictions.<br /><br />The vehicle was pulled over in Pretoria, South Africa, on April 6 after traffic cops noticed passengers loaded in the back.<br /><br />Footage shows how the driver and 24 passengers spilled out of the van as it travelled through villages.<br /><br />The number of passengers was more than the vehicle is allowed to carry even before COVID-19 social distancing rules were introduced to stop the spread of the pandemic.<br /><br />Onlooker Gezani Nairod said he was worried that the coronavirus will spread even more because of cases like this.<br /><br />He said: "Some people are irresponsible. They are willing to put anyone at risk just so they can do what they want.''<br /><br />South Africa has extended its coronavirus lockdown for two weeks, meaning measures will remain in place until the end of April at the earliest.<br /><br />Africa’s most industrialised nation has recorded the most confirmed coronavirus cases on the continent, at 1,934, but that number is expected to rise significantly as the government embarks on a mass testing drive.
