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Joint Forces Roadblock Operation yield positive results

The roadblock saw motorists charged with failing to provide a valid drivers licence and other traffic related offences.

Amajuba Cluster Commander Major General Mngonyama, Newcastle Station Commander Brigadier Sumayela, members of the SAPS and Newcastle Protection Services joined forces during a roadblock operation at the corner of Allen Street and the N11 on December 27.

Also present was the KZN Community and Liaison Officer, MEC Mxolisi Kaunda.

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Newcastle SAPS Corporate Communications and Liaison Officer, Captain Jabulani Ncube said the operation was initiated by the Amajuba Cluster Task Team and aimed at ensuring a safe road environment for motorists who had traveled over the festive period.

The roadblock saw motorists charged with failing to provide a valid drivers licence and other traffic related offences.

The operation was a success with the MEC and his departmental principals fully supporting this safety awareness initiative.

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