By Lelethu Mquqo
23 August 2011
The Nelson Mandela Bay Metro in Port Elizabeth will tighten security today after threats were made against non-striking members of the SA Municipal Workers’ Union.
This as about 90-percent of Samwu-affiliated workers in the Metro continued to ignore the strike, which has now entered its second week.
Municipality spokesperson, Kupido Baron says acts of intimidation have also been reported at a local clinic.
Baron says they heard reports that some patients were chased out of the clinic by striking workers.
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