They were found in the Mankweng policing area after their vehicle ran out of petrol while allegedly attending church service there, says police spokesperson, Col Moatshe Ngoepe.
Ngoepe says the victims were found safe and they were not harmed at all. They are now being re-united with their family members in Namakgale.
“A family member alleged that Mnisi has been experiencing a medical condition for some time and usually frequents to Lebowakgomo and Mankweng to attend church services without notifying anyone,” he concluded.
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