93 arrested for drunk driving
Roadblocks will continue to be held along the South Coast.
The many pre-season safety messages and awareness drives warning motorists not to drink and drive appear to have gone largely unheeded.
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In the Ray Nkonyeni municipal area alone, 93 people were charged for drunken driving between December 1 and 30.
“Roadblocks will continue to be held in order to keep the public safe during and after the festive season. Those who plan to drink must get a designated, licensed sober driver to drive them. Offenders will not escape the legal consequences of driving under the influence when they are apprehended,” said Ugu Cluster commander Major General Sethenya Nxamagele.
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