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Bedfordview Licensing Centre reopens its doors

Services at the Bedfordview Licensing Centre and the rates hall have been restored following a break-in earlier this month.

“The Bedfordview Licensing Centre and rates hall are now open after being closed due to a burglary that happened on Sunday, 14 July 2019,” said the City of Ekurhuleni on Monday.

The preliminary investigation revealed that intruders gained entry through the roof, and took a large amount of money after forcefully opening two cash drop-off safes.

An eNatis computer box and a plasma TV screen were also stolen, while the eNatis server was damaged. This led to the suspension of most services at these offices.

In a statement on last Tuesday, the City said two cash drop-off safes were damaged as a result of the break-in. “Anyone with information that can lead to the successful prosecution of the perpetrators may report to the police or call 08600 10111,” said the City.

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