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Burglaries on the rise again

At least four burglaries were reported at Witbank Police last week, three of which occurred on the same day.

On February 2, Mr Mpoku Chuaane locked his house in Duvha Park to go to Middelburg. When he returned home later that day, he found that his home had been broken into and that his television and laptop had been stolen.

The following day, Ms Dephny Philson, locked up a business in Watermeyer Street. The following morning she received a call, informing her that the business had been broken into and that computer systems had been stolen.

On February 3, a house burglary occurred in Hertzog Street. Ms Yvette Phiri had locked her home and left for the day.
That evening, when she returned to her home, she found it had been burgled and money to the amount of R3 220 had been stolen.

A house burglary occurred in Springbok Street, Tasbet Park where Mr Frans Mabunda left his home locked up. Upon returning home at about 16:30 he saw that it had been burgled and that his television set had been stolen.

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