THUGS BREAK INTO MORTUARY IN NZHELELE, ALLEGEDLY STOLE EQUIPMENT. (PHOTO).

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 Thugs Break Into Mortuary in Nzhelele, allegedly stole equipment An elderly security guard was brutally attacked during a break-in at Luvhani Mortuary in Nzhelele, Limpopo, on Friday. According to reports, unknown suspects assaulted the guard with a pick handle and an axe. He sustained serious injuries to his head and legs and was rushed to the nearest hospital for medical treatment. The suspects allegedly stole equipment from the mortuary before fleeing the scene. Police have opened a case and are appealing to the public for any information that could help identify and arrest the suspects.

V.I.S,ARRESTED 200 COMMERCIAL BUSES OVER REGISTRATION OF PLATE NUMBER.

           Vehicles Inspection Services { VIS} of Lagos state,today arrested about 200 commercial bus drivers who have failed to register their vehicles as directed by the state government.The government gave commercial bus drivers 1 January dead line to register their vehicles.Lagos state chairman of the National Union of Road Transport Workers, NURTW,Tajudeen Agbede,had on monday appealed to the government to extend the ultimatum by two months.He ultimatum by two months.He explained that the extension would enable more drivers to comply with the directive.Abdulhafiz Toriola,state chief VIS officer said the arrest became necessary after the expiration of a two month ultimatum to the drivers.''we started the enforcement since January 1 when the ultimatum expired.This will continue except there is a contrary directive from the government.Most commercial motorists did not comply with the directive''.Abdulhafiz Toriola also urge all commercial bus drivers in the state to comply with the registration to prevent impounding their vehicles.''every commercial vehicle driver without the state's operation licence will be arrested''

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