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JMPD participates in an integrated school safety awareness campaign at JB Marks Primary | Accidents.co.za | Discussion, Prevention, Investigation and Response

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The Johannesburg Metropolitan Police Department (JMPD) Community Outreach Unit joined forces with a wide range of stakeholders to conduct an integrated school safety awareness campaign at JB Marks Primary (Grades 5-7) and Kgatelopele Secondary (Grades 8-9) in the Braamfischer area. The initiative focused on educating learners about critical safety issues and promoting a secure learning environment. Participating stakeholders included the Gauteng…
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JMPD participates in an integrated school safety awareness campaign at JB Marks Primary | Accidents.co.za | Discussion, Prevention, Investigation and Response

The Johannesburg Metropolitan Police Department (JMPD) Community Outreach Unit joined forces with a wide range of stakeholders to conduct an integrated school safety awareness campaign at JB Marks Primary (Grades 5-7) and Kgatelopele Secondary (Grades 8-9) in the Braamfischer area. The initiative focused on educating learners about critical safety issues and promoting a secure learning environment. Participating stakeholders included the Gauteng…

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