POLOKWANE -As excitement reigns for many students returning back to school tomorrow, police in Limpopo are wishing all learners a safe return to school and for the academic year ahead.
Police spokesperson, Col Moatshe Ngoepe says police across the province have already geared up with back to school campaigns to share safety tips with parents, students and teachers.
“The beginning of the year comes with excitement and drivers and pedestrians are reminded to be alert, slow down and cross roadways safely,” he added.
The following are safety tips for parents and learners:
The following are safety tips for university students:
“Communities are encouraged to be vigilant during this period of the year to ensure that all children are safe,” Ngoepe concluded.
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