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Over 1,400 arrested in KZN for lockdown breaches

More than 1,400 people have been arrested across KwaZulu-Natal for violating lockdown regulations. Provincial authorities and police say more arrests will follow if people break the rules. Transport MEC Bheki Ntuli’s conducted a massive roadblock as well as liquor stores raids in KwaDukuza on KwaZulu-Natal’s north coast.

“We have already made 1,443 arrests. There are cases that are still being investigated and they are being processed,” said Ntuli Transport authorities are promising to provide masks, gloves and other safety equipment to users of public transport.

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But some say they’ve haven’t received this. Passengers are calling for more support for public transport users. Police say they’ll be intensifying their operations to clamp down on those violating the lockdown rules. With also the number of arrests that we are making, we are of the view that in certain areas we have actually achieved and accomplished the mission,” said KZN police commissioner Khombinkosi Jula.

“However, we are still aware that the road ahead of us is still long. Authorities and police are warning liquor stores, public transport owners and drivers, as well as the general public, to take the lockdown seriously.

In other news – DJ Tira shows off his multi-million rand House & cars – Watch

It is an advantage, having a big yard at your house because you will get to exercise a bit freely since it allows you space to jog. Record producer and Kwaito star DJ Tira is one of the people with such an advantage and he has just shared how he is doing it to keep fit at his home during this lockdown period.

DJ Tira

Taking to social media he posted a promotional video for Huawei’s fitness gear, while at the same time flaunting his multi-million rand house and cars. Along with the video, he emphasized the government’s call for everyone to stay at home, ‘Keep the energy high #Day6 We can win this war 💪🏾 #StayAtHome’, he wrote. Read more

Source: eNCA

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