Members of the South African National Defence Force and police officers confiscated illicit cigarettes with an estimated street value of R8 million on South Africa’s border with Botswana.
Picture by: SAPSAccording to Provincial spokesperson in North West Colonel Adele Myburgh, police responded to a call by members of the SANDF who were patrolling along the Botswana/South Africa borderline, after they spotted a suspicious truck, which allegedly stopped due to a deflated tyre.
“Upon searching the truck, illicit cigarettes were found
and confiscated. Investigations into the matter are under way,” Myburgh said.
Done by: Sihle Jezile
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