Stolen Navara from Krugersdorp worth nearly R1m recovered in Limpopo
A Nissan Navara stolen in Krugersdorp was recovered during a routine SANDF border patrol in Limpopo.
The South African National Defence Force (SANDF) recovered a Nissan Navara, valued at R900 000 and reported stolen in Krugersdorp, during an evening operation on April 12, while soldiers were on foot patrol around the T-junction in the Malala Drift area in Limpopo.
According to Captain Moses Semono, members of the South African Tank Regiment, deployed under Joint Tactical Headquarters Limpopo, were conducting day-and-night border security operations aimed at preventing illegal cross-border movement.
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After verification with the police in Tshamutumbu, a sergeant confirmed the vehicle had been stolen in Krugersdorp. It was subsequently handed over to the police for further investigation and processing.
In a related operation at the Support Base near the Beitbridge Point of Entry, 18 undocumented persons, including two minors, were arrested and handed over to immigration authorities.