THE public are warned of two marches against illegal immigration that will take place in Isipingo today (July 31), which could potentially cause traffic delays on the affected routes.

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Organised by the March and March Movement, both marches will start at different points and end at the Isipingo Metro Police Precinct on Phila Ndwandwe Road (M35) at Isipingo Rail.

The first march started at Lovu township at 07:30 and is proceeding along Phila Ndwandwe Road. Upon reaching Isipingo, it will go through the CBD and end at the precinct at about 11:30 to 12:30.

The Azanian Group have organised the second march which will depart from the Dakota Beach informal settlement. It will go through Isipingo Beach’s Ravine Road into Isipingo Rail to arrive at the metro police precinct at about 11:30 – 12:30 to coincide with the first march.

Ward 90 councillor Shad Nowbuth requested that residents observe all safety and security protocols. While motorists are urged to take alternative routes where possible, Nowbuth said law enforcement officers will be on hand to monitor the situation.

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