This is according to metro spokesperson, Themba Gadebe.
“The hotline began operating on Tuesday and is a temporary channel which will be discontinued when the threats are over.”
“This service is free, accessible and the municipality guarantees callers anonymity.”
“Residents can dial *134*422# to access the services using any phone; it is not limited to smart-phone or 3G connectivity,” he said.
The caller will need to provide their details such as the area where there is a threat and a short description of the incident. All reported incidents will be routed by the City’s Customer Relations Management Correspondence Centre to the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Police Department (EMPD). – @NalediBoksburg
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