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Operations at the SA National Roads Agency Limited continued on Monday after its building was the target of a bomb threat over the weekend.
"We hope that this week will go well so that business can continue peacefully. This does not bode well with employees who have to work in order to provide for their families," said Electronic Toll Collection (ETC) spokeswoman Nicole Wood.
At least three incidents had been reported at the Sanral building in Midrand.
On Sunday, the building had to be evacuated after a bomb threat was reported.
No bomb was found, said Wood.
The premises was also evacuated on Tuesday and Friday after a suspicious powder, initially thought to be anthrax, was found.
ETC later reported that the substance was harmless.
Wood said work at the centre continued on Sunday with no other incidents reported.
Source : Sapa /gm/fg/jje
Date : 27 Jan 2014 08:09
"We hope that this week will go well so that business can continue peacefully. This does not bode well with employees who have to work in order to provide for their families," said Electronic Toll Collection (ETC) spokeswoman Nicole Wood.
At least three incidents had been reported at the Sanral building in Midrand.
On Sunday, the building had to be evacuated after a bomb threat was reported.
No bomb was found, said Wood.
The premises was also evacuated on Tuesday and Friday after a suspicious powder, initially thought to be anthrax, was found.
ETC later reported that the substance was harmless.
Wood said work at the centre continued on Sunday with no other incidents reported.
Source : Sapa /gm/fg/jje
Date : 27 Jan 2014 08:09
