Mpumalanga Saps has vehemently refuted viral social media claims about 23 dead bodies allegedly stolen from a mortuary in Barberton.
The police emphasised that reports, which have been circulating recently, are false and have caused unnecessary community concern.
The South African Police Service in Mpumalanga has vehemently refuted viral social media claims about 23 dead bodies allegedly stolen from a mortuary in Barberton, describing the reports as completely fabricated. In a separate matter, the police have also dismissed reports of an alleged hijacking incident involving a Mozambican.
“The Saps in Mpumalanga would also like to clarify that these reports are entirely fabricated and untrue. No such incidents are reported to the SAPS in Mpumalanga,” Mdhluli clarified.Warning against misinformation
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