GARDEN ROUTE | KAROO NEWS - Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) says it has contingency plans in place to mitigate any disruptions during the planned national shut down on Monday.
“The legislative instruments are in place and will be exercised to ensure members of the public are safe at the airports which have designated areas for peaceful protest. All nine airports across ACSA’s national network will continue to operate as normal and there is currently no indication that flights or other services will be disrupted by the proposed national shutdown,” Acsa said in a statement released this morning.
ACSA says all national security agencies and the ACSA Security and Operations Management team have met and everything is in place to ensure continued operations at all airports.
“All agencies are on high alert and patrols will be in place to protect the national key points.
“ACSA would like to assure all travellers that their flights and travel arrangements remain unchanged. The public is invited to consult the ACSA Mobile App (download on Google Play Store, Apple App Store or Huawei App Gallery) or directly contact your airline to confirm travel arrangements or for any further updates and developments.”
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