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Cape Town , South Africa
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Know your emergency number. 021 480 7700 or 112 from a cellphone.
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The primary cause for area faults is typically damage from theft, vandalism and illegal connections.
This information is subject to updates and may not reflect all logged outages at the time of publication.
Public Emergency Communication Centre - Cape Town retweeted
30 October 2026 (07:44) Electricity notice
Teams are attending to area faults (outages affecting a number of streets/entire areas) and planned maintenance.
We apologise for the inconvenience.
Public Emergency Communication Centre - Cape Town retweeted
Your City in 60!🌆
Brackenfell licensing drive-through extends hours!
Exam prep? City libraries offer study spaces and free digital resources.
Enter the Move with Melody dance competition by 9 November!
2027 Junior City Council applications open on 1 November.
Public Emergency Communication Centre - Cape Town retweeted
Majority of Minibus taxi routes are ferrying commuters this morning. All other forms of public transport are operational. High visibility of safety services at stations, ranks and on routes will continue.
By staying calm, you can help the agent help you. #0214807700ForAllEmergencies #PECC
Know your emergency number. 021 480 7700 or 112 from a cellphone.
#0214807700ForAllEmergencies #PECC
If you provide a landmark, you ease service response time.
#0214807700ForAllEmergencies #PECC
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💚 Mental Health Awareness Month may be ending, but self-care shouldn't.
Be kind to yourself.
Rest when needed, celebrate small wins and ask for help.
You matter, every day.
🏥 Find support: brnw.ch/21x6KAu
#MentalHealthAwareness
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A beacon of heroism 🌊
LEAP Officer Brent Williams recounts how he saved a young boy from drowning at Monwabisi Beach in September.
His actions are a reminder of the difference one person can make when it matters most.
It’s OK to panic in your language – we can help! Call 021 480 7700.
#0214807700ForAllEmergencies #PECC
The Public Emergency Communication Centre is available 24/7!
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Public Emergency Communication Centre - Cape Town retweeted
The primary cause for area faults is typically damage from theft, vandalism and illegal connections.
This information is subject to updates and may not reflect all logged outages at the time of publication.
Public Emergency Communication Centre - Cape Town retweeted
29 October 2026 (07:43) Electricity notice
Teams are attending to area faults (outages affecting a number of streets/entire areas) and planned maintenance.
We apologise for the inconvenience.
Public Emergency Communication Centre - Cape Town retweeted
The primary cause for area faults is typically damage from theft, vandalism and illegal connections.
This information is subject to updates and may not reflect all logged outages at the time of publication.
Public Emergency Communication Centre - Cape Town retweeted
29 October 2026 (10:40) Electricity notice
Teams are attending to area faults (outages affecting a number of streets/entire areas) and planned maintenance.
We apologise for the inconvenience.
021 480 7700 services the entire Cape Metropole area #0214807700ForAllEmergencies #PECC