💨 Abstract
Cable theft and vandalism near an unlawfully occupied area in Cape Town's Lower Woodstock have caused approximately R8 million in damage to electrical infrastructure. The incidents, linked to criminal activity near Transnet-owned land, threaten electricity supplies to residential and commercial customers. The City of Cape Town is exploring protection measures and has reported the incidents to the police. The land occupation is also subject to a legal battle, with Transnet and the City appealing a suspended eviction order.
Courtesy: Nick Pawson
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