TMPD phones out, use these alternative emergency numbers
TMPD phones out, use these alternative emergency numbers
The Tshwane Metro Police Department (TMPD) has issued a notice for residents to use a temporary number amid disruptions to its control room telephone services.
The disruptions have impacted its ability to receive calls on its key contact lines: 012 358 7095 and 012 358 7096.
TMPD spokesperson Superintendent Issac Mahamba said the department is experiencing technical difficulties at its nodal point control room, which has affected normal communication operations. 'Our technical teams are working with urgency to resolve the problem and restore full service as soon as possible,' said Mahamba.
Mahamba advised the public to make use of the emergency line on 082 891 2386 or to dial 107 from a cellphone. The department apologised for the inconvenience.
'We apologise for any inconvenience caused and appreciate your understanding during this time,' the statement concluded.
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