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"The e-panic button must have features to assist quick responses by police, ambulances, fire services and other life-threatening services," Lesufi said.

The Gauteng Provincial Community Police Board (GPCPB) is believes CCTV in suburbs, townships and public places will help in the war on crime

Drones, helicopters and panic buttons – these were some of the bold promises made by premier Panyaza Lesufi yesterday in his speech waging war against Gauteng thugs.

Lesufi says he wished he didn’t have to deliver the Sopa but could rather show residents of the province proof of his work instead