Knysna police station undergoing decontamination

Services will resume at the police station on Saturday10 April.

Journalist Blake Linder

Friday, 09 April 2021, 08:11
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Knysna police station undergoing decontamination
Knysna Police Station will be open again on Saturday 10 April.

KNYSNA NEWS - The Knysna Police Station is currently undergoing decontamination (9 April) due to confirmation of one officer who tested positive for COVID-19.

All operations of the community service centre are temporarily relocated to the Tsitsikamma K9 (dog-unit) at the corner of Waterfront Drive and Main Street. Services will resume at the police station on Saturday10 April.

In case of emergency please contact 082 379 3411 for assistance.

The Knysna Police Station management apologises for any inconvenience with the arrangements.

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