Pakistani Gunshot Victim Succumbs To Injury: Durban - KZN
09 June 2025 | From Arrive Alive
A 20-year-old Pakistani national who was one (1) of three (3) men shot in Mountview - KZN on Monday (26/05/2025) has succumb to his injuries.
On the day of the incident, Reaction Unit South Africa (RUSA) received reports of a robbery in progress at a residence/business premises on Katzkop Drive. On arrival, Reaction Officers established that three (3) men operating a salon on the property were deprived of their valuables by three (3) balaclava clad gunmen.
The suspects thereafter marched the men to a bedroom and instructed them to lay on the floor next to each other. The gunmen bound their hands with cable ties then placed a pillow on their backs and shot them.
The deceased managed to walk out the house and called out for assistance before he collapsed. The three (3) males were expedited to a local hospital before being transferred to a specialist facility.
On Wednesday (04/06/2025), the youngest victim succumb to his injuries in hospital. His body was flown back to Pakistan for burial yesterday (Saturday).
The second victim remains in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) and the third male has been discharged from hospital.
02 Nov 2026 | From Arrive Alive
A taxi transporting a full load of school learners caught fire while travelling towards the main road in Amouti- KZN this morning (Monday).
Reaction Unit South Africa (RUSA) received a call from a member of the public at approximately 06:52, requesting assistance after a red Toyota Hiace carrying
02 Nov 2026 | From Arrive Alive
A taxi transporting a full load of school learners caught fire while travelling towards the main road in Amouti- KZN this morning (Monday).
Reaction Unit South Africa (RUSA) received a call from a member of the public at approximately 06:52, requesting assistance after a red Toyota Hiace carrying
02 Nov 2026 | From Arrive Alive
Following the successful stealth repositioning of forces between 4 Artillery Regiment and 10 South African Infantry Battalion in Musina, under Operation CORONA, the incoming battalion has hit the ground running.
10 South African Infantry Battalion immediately commenced a series of day and night operations
02 Nov 2026 | From Arrive Alive
Mafube, Villiers, Tweeling and Cornelia SAPS jointly conducted a District #SaferFestiveSeason roadblock.
The campaign aimed to raise community awareness when it comes to safety during the festive period. Members initiated stop and searches of vehicles and passengers focusing on possession of drugs,
02 Nov 2026 | From Arrive Alive
The Commissioner of the Border Management Authority (BMA), Dr Michael Masiapato wishes to inform members of the public, travellers and the trading community that operations at the Kopfontein Port of Entry, which borders South Africa and Botswana, have resumed following a temporary suspension caused by
02 Nov 2026 | From Arrive Alive
Several people sustained injuries in a head-on collision involving two vehicles at Hammonds Farm Flats in Waterloo - KZN this evening (Sunday).
Reaction Unit South Africa (RUSA) responded to the scene at approximately 17:34 after receiving calls for assistance.
On arrival, Reaction Officers
01 Nov 2026 | From Arrive Alive
The accident occurred on the N1 between High accident and the Modimolle off-ramp, involving four vehicles, three sedans and one SUV.
According to preliminary reports, the accident was caused by a head-on collision between a Toyota 7-seater SUV and a Kia sedan. A second head-on collision then occurred
01 Nov 2026 | From Arrive Alive
Emergency services responded to the scene of a collision on the R44 Wellington.
2 vehicles were involved. 2 pts with serious to Critical injuries, and sadly 1 fatality.
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01 Nov 2026 | From Arrive Alive
Tshwane Metro Police Department (TMPD) Communication Unit members are currently monitoring and patrolling Steve Biko Street in Gezina for possible drag racing.
The area was notorious for incidents of drag racing and loss of life. TMPD has taken a firm stance by monitoring and patrolling the area regularly,