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1 000 sandbags handed over: Saldanha Sea Border gives back

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20 Jul 2025

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The Saldanha Sea Border Unit handed more than 1 000 sandbags over to the Saldanha Bay Municipality Disaster Management team. This was initiated by Lieutenant-Colonel Craig Diedericks, head of the Saldanha Sea Border. The handover was made by Sergeant Ian Tallie and Sergeant Magnum Kotzé on Thursday 3 July. Pictured (from left) are Kotzé, Josh Liedeman (of Disaster Management) and Tallie.

1 000 sandbags handed over: Saldanha Sea Border gives back

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20 Jul 2025

The Saldanha Sea Border Unit handed more than 1 000 sandbags over to the Saldanha Bay Municipality Disaster Management team. This was initiated by Lieutenant-Colonel Craig Diedericks, head of the Saldanha Sea Border. The handover was made by Sergeant Ian Tallie and Sergeant Magnum Kotzé on Thursday 3 July. Pictured (from left) are Kotzé, Josh Liedeman (of Disaster Management) and Tallie.

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