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SAPS warning: Be extra-cautious during load-shedding
According to SAPS spokesman, Captain Petros Mpinge, businesses can be easy targets for burglaries and thefts when alarm systems and cameras are not functioning optimally.
The police have cautioned the public to be extra vigilant during loadshedding times.
According to SAPS spokesman, Captain Petros Mpinge, businesses can be easy targets for burglaries and thefts when alarm systems and cameras are not functioning optimally.
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Here are a few tips on how to be safe:
- Promptly lock all open doors and burglar gates;
- Be aware of the loadshedding timetable to better prepare yourself;
- Ensure at all times that large shrubs and hedges on your property are removed or trimmed very low for better visibility.
- Make sure that cellphones are charged beforehand in case of emergency.
- Stock up on torches and solar powered lighting to keep your premises well lit.
- When driving, be careful at intersections when robots are not working to avoid collisions.
- Make sure gas stoves and other electrical appliances are physically turned off during power cuts to prevent fatal accidents or fires.
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