More burglars are gaining access to buildings through roofs in South Africa. Tiled roofs in particular provide easy access.
There has been a significant increase recently in house break-ins where burglars gain access through the roof in South Africa.Charnel Hattingh, Head of Marketing and Communications at Fidelity ADT, said that the alarm panel or antenna of the alarm is often accessed through the roof.In many break-ins, the roof of a building is the weakest point of entry. Burglars are taking advantage of this at both business and residential premises.
After gaining access to the inside of the roof, burglars frequently locate the alarm system by following cables in the roof. They then proceed to rip out or cut all cables to disable the alarm system, as reported by In some cases, burglars first break into a bathroom. This is because there are usually no alarm sensors in bathrooms. They then break into the roof from there.says that roof security is an issue in South Africa. Criminals have realised houses with tile roofs are easy targets. Burglars can easily and quickly open up roof tiles. Access into the house by breaking through the ceiling boards is simple.
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