SAPS has also urged parents who will be shopping with their children to identify a safe meeting place in case they get separated.
Ensure credit card transactions are processed in your presence and beware of pickpocketers while moving in a crowd.
These are just some of the tips the South African Police Service (SAPS) has given consumers ahead of the much-anticipated Black Friday shopping frenzy.
SAPS has warned there are some dangers that come along with busy and frenetic Black Friday shopping.
Black Friday is an informal name for the Friday following Thanksgiving Day in the United States, regarded as the beginning of America’s Christmas shopping season since 1952.
SAPS has also urged parents who will be shopping with their children to identify a safe meeting place in case they get separated.
Authorities have advised parents to write their contact details on top of their children’s hands or on a wristband and to also keep updated photos of their children to assist mall security to find missing children.
Only in recent years has Black Friday gained significant momentum in South Africa with some consumers even taking a day’s leave from work to get their hands-on bargains.
In other news – Fans really worried about Kabza De Small – Is he getting enough sleep
Tweeps are worried DJ Kabza De Small hasn’t been getting enough sleep. DJ Maphorisa posted a video of Kabza announcing where he’d be performing on Friday and according to tweeps, he looks exhausted.
The DJ, also known as the Piano King has had a busy year and dropping hit after hit. it’s no wonder he hasn’t been sleeping, he has been keeping Mzansi dancing. Tweeps said they hope he’ll get to rest after the festive season, while some said he needs to get some rest now because he always looks tired. continue reading
Source: ewn
