Two injured in an ATM bombing at a Sasol Garage in Attridgeville at the corners of Maunde and Moloantoa Street.

27 April 2026 | From Arrive Alive


In the early hours of this morning, PVES members, together with multiple emergency services, responded to an incident initially reported as an ATM bombing at a Sasol Garage in Attridgeville at the corners of Maunde and Moloantoa Street. 

Upon arrival, two injured patients were found already receiving treatment from Netcare911Netcare, Gauteng Emergency Medical ServicesGauteng Provincial EMS, and members of the Attridgeville Community Patrol. Both patients were stabilized on scene before being transported to hospital in a stable condition for further care.

The scene, involving both an explosion and an apparent shooting, has been handed over to the South African Police Service (SAPS), who are currently conducting an investigation.

No Further info available 

Services on Scene:  

- PVES  
- Netcare 911  
- GPG EMS  
- Attridgeville Community Patrol  
- SAPS  
Zebra Medical
Ecomed Medical
Rekord
Netwerk24

PVES extends appreciation to all responding agencies for their coordinated efforts during this incident.

#PVES #EmergencyResponse #WorkingTogether #CommunitySafety

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