Police Nab Border Jumpers

Monday, March 30, 2020

Ramatlabama boader post.PIC PHATSIMO KAPENG

'Tota le tla intshwarela bagolo, ke ne ke ikutsule,' these were the words uttered by a terrified young man who was arrested by the Ramatlabama Police for entering the country at an ungazzetted point.

He was being taken in at the border so he could be screened for coronavirus (COVID-19) before being whisked away.

This was not the first case of the day according to immigration officials as two other men were arrested earlier for the same offence.

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