Gauteng MEC for Community Safety Faith Mazibuko says it is alleged that the two suspects were delivering the cigarettes to local shops.
Two women were reportedly arrested in Pretoria for allegedly contravening the Disaster Management Act by supplying cigarettes, Gauteng MEC for Community Safety Faith Mazibuko tweeted on Saturday.
The MEC said Pretoria North sector 1 and 2 managers were on duty with crime prevent and Covid-19 compliance in the Pretoria North area when they received the information about the vehicle alleged to be delivering the cigarettes “around Pakistani shops”.
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