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Police urge caution ahead of Easter

Dipheko Motube PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO
Dipheko Motube PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO

As Easter holidays celebrations are upon us it is usually common for people to let their guard down as they celebrate but this is the time criminals also take advantage of the situation and rob people of their valuables and hard earned money, Mmegi Staff Writer PINI BOTHOKO observes

During this period it is becoming too common to go from having a great time with loved ones and ending up in tragic situations. It is during holidays such as this that we experience mishaps like road accidents and theft, robberies and other violent crimes.

As people will be travelling to different destinations this calls for vigilance both at home and on the roads as traffic rises at this time of the year. Due the situation,Police have pleaded with members of the public to guard themselves from falling victims of crime.


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