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It is not yet clear how long the family was in the dangerous high-voltage chamber in Randburg.
On Monday, officials found a refrigerator, stove, beds and clothing at the scene. The department of social development is now helping the family with an alternative shelter. Image: supplied
JOHANNESBURG – The city of Johannesburg (CoJ) has evicted a mother and her four children from a transformer substation they had made their home.
It is not yet clear how long the family was in the dangerous high-voltage chamber in Randburg.
On Monday, officials found a refrigerator, stove, beds and clothing at the scene.
#Substation Yesterday, officials found a refrigerator, stove, beds and clothes on the premises. The department of social development is now helping the family with an alternative shelter. pic.twitter.com/NM6zbFe2i8
EWN Reporter (@EWN Reporter) December 8, 2020
#Substation The city of Johannesburg has evicted a mother and her four children from a transformer substation that they had made their home. pic.twitter.com/xxABeSSfgP
EWN Reporter (@EWN Reporter) December 8, 2020
#Substation It is not yet clear how long the family was in the dangerous high-voltage chamber in Randburg. pic.twitter.com/63dHuTpn5G
EWN Reporter (@EWN Reporter) December 8, 2020
Gauteng Department of Infrastructure and Environment spokesman Stanley Itshegetseng said the Department of Social Development was now helping the family with an alternative shelter.
“I am of the opinion that he moved there out of desperation and understood that it is quite dangerous to move the children there, but he moved them there anyway. The problem is that the employer must take responsibility for allowing their own employees to allow children to use this dangerous thing in their space. “
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