The police station in Tembisa north of Kempton Park on the East Rand has been temporarily closed after a member tested positive for Covid-19.
The Tembisa police station has been temporarily closed after a member tested positive for Covid-19.has been temporarily closed after a member tested positive for Covid-19.No indication was given as to how long the station would be closed.
The message stated that more information could be obtained by contacting the station standby duty officer on 082 413 4994.
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