Overhead electrical damage to platforms amounted to R150,000.Four suspects were captured by security cameras setting alight the infrastructure.
The Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa has put up a reward of R100,000 for information that will secure the arrests of the arsonists. Prasa says investigations and crime intelligence point to orchestrated sabotage within the Western Cape rail network. This they say has caused millions of rand in damage since the start of the sporadic spate of fires in 2015.
Rather “search” for the control room operators that failed to notice these guys on their CCTV monitors.
Found him
Where is the video footage. Then use facial recognition technology to scan the SA database.
We will hear the same kak story in 3 years time...we are searching for the arsonists that set fire to the trains! CapeTown SAPoliceService
.... MbalulaFikile after the fire said they knew who they were now they still looking....such typical political bull shit
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