Metrorail suspends service in Retreat in the Western Cape for Monday due to protests

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Metrorail suspends service in Retreat in the Western Cape for Monday due to protests
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Metrorail in the Western Cape on Sunday evening suspended its limited train service between Cape Town and Retreat for Monday.

“The suspension comes as a safety precaution in the wake of service delivery protests,” said Metrorail regional manager Raymond Maseko.

“Based on the possible risk to lives and essential infrastructure, management has decided to suspend the service until the situation normalises. The region continues to monitor the situation and will announce when the service is able to resume safely.” Earlier on Sunday, City of Cape Town mayor Dan Plato called on the police to prevent those intending to “terrorise law-abiding citizens” on Monday.be that a so-called ‘shutdown’ is announced and promoted in advance by opportunistic political groupings who plan to infringe on the rights of residents.

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