Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) stepped up patrols and raids along the Limpopo River as part of efforts to curb cross-border crime

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has stepped up patrols and raids along the Limpopo River as part of efforts to curb cross-border crime. These operations have led to the arrest of suspects and the dismantling of smuggling infrastructure used at illegal crossing points.

 

On Wednesday in Beitbridge, police destroyed 24 inflatable boats recovered from various unauthorized crossings along the river. The boats, commonly used to ferry people and goods across the fast-flowing Limpopo, are reportedly sold in South Africa at prices ranging from R3 000 to R10 000, depending on their brand and sizePolice in Beitbridge today destroyed a total of 24 pressure boats which they recovered from smugglers moving goods between Zimbabwe and South Africa through illegal crossing points at the Limpopo River. 

 

 

 

 

The problem you always film and publish when crossing the river, you drew attention to your hustle guys, no one else to blame.I got mine already yesterday. And they gave us a good way to go police are people remember they also need moneyMukavhurira zvinhu

 

 

 

 

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