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NSRI National Water Safety Message

18 October 2013 By Alan Straton

A Spring Tide has begun with the approaching full moon (Full Moon: Saturday, early morning, 19th of October) and hence Spring Tide will peak on Saturday 19th October meaning a higher than normal high tide, a lower than normal low tide and stronger than normal rip currents beginning now and continuing into the middle of next week. Beach bathers, paddlers, boaters and shoreline anglers are urged to exercise extreme caution around the coastline over this period. Spring tide happens twice … [Read more...] about NSRI National Water Safety Message

Be part of making South Africa a safer place this Heritage Day

19 September 2013 By Port Elizabethan

Our country is a melting pot of cultures; and Heritage Day is about celebrating and preserving all of the traditions that have been handed down from generation to generation of South Africans. “Begin a culture of safety in your home, your street or even in your community,” suggested Martin Kriel, Managing Director of ADT Security’s East Coast Region. “It is important that communities present a united front against crime. We work closely with numerous Residents’ Associations and Neighbourhood … [Read more...] about Be part of making South Africa a safer place this Heritage Day

Women need to be extra security conscious and safety savvy

6 August 2013 By Port Elizabethan

Most people think of kicks and blocking punches when they hear the term self-defence; however, true self-defence begins long before any actual physical contact. As we celebrate women this August, a local security firm has appealed to the ladies to be extra security conscious and safety savvy. “Being aware of your surroundings and potential threats is the first and most effective line of defence,” said Martin Kriel, Managing Director of ADT Security’s East Coast Region. “Criminals rely on an … [Read more...] about Women need to be extra security conscious and safety savvy

Hijacking Tips to stay alive

26 July 2013 By Port Elizabethan

With over 60% of all hijackings taking place close to home, knowing what to look out for and how to respond is very important. ADT has partnered with the National Hijack Prevention Academy to offer drivers the following advice: Always remain vigilant. Research shows that most people relax the closer they get to home and this is often when they are most vulnerable. If you do travel with children in the car, seat the eldest directly behind the driver and the youngest behind the passenger … [Read more...] about Hijacking Tips to stay alive

Tips to keep crime at bay this winter

7 June 2013 By Port Elizabethan

The cold, wet weather during the winter months keeps many people indoors; but in some cases not even this is enough to keep criminals at bay. There are a number of practical measures that can be followed to improve your safety and that of your loved ones and belongings. Martin Kriel, Managing Director of ADT Security, East Coast Region said the first step is to be more aware of what is going around you, especially in the mornings and evenings when it’s dark outside. “When leaving home, at … [Read more...] about Tips to keep crime at bay this winter

Port Elizabeth Records Lowest-ever Incidence of Unsafe or Worn-out Tyres

6 June 2012 By Alan Straton

Bridgestone's ongoing Tyre Check reached a significant milestone when Round Two of the 2012 survey season touched down in Port Elizabeth, which plays home to one of the tyre maker's two South African manufacturing plants. The car park at Pick n Pay's Moffett Retail Park store was the stage for the 26 May survey, which saw 1172 tyres on 293 vehicles checked for inflation pressure, tread depth, and overall condition. The survey was performed by Bridgestone tyre specialists who categorised each … [Read more...] about Port Elizabeth Records Lowest-ever Incidence of Unsafe or Worn-out Tyres

Auto Safety

22 March 2011 By Alan Straton

Euro NCAP has announced its five best performing cars for 2010 in terms of safety. Vehicles found to be the safest in their categories need to achieve a high overall score in addition to earning a coveted five star rating. During last year the much respected safety organization crash tested twenty nine vehicles, of which 65% earne 5 star ratings. This figure is down 25% from 2009, when 90% of vehicles tested achieved 5 stars, showing just how tough Euro NCAP is becoming. Scraping in at the … [Read more...] about Auto Safety

Wayile asks Visitors to use Water Sparingly

24 December 2010 By Alan Straton

www.MyPE.co.za: "Our city is still in the midst of a severe water challenge, however, we have a good water use management plan. So please use this precious and scarce resource sparingly and efficiently." said Wayile Nelson Mandela Bay Executive Mayor, Zanoxolo Wayile, urged all residents, holiday-makers and visitors to take normal safety precautions when exploring the many wonders and sites of the beautiful city. Commenting on the number of visitors driving on the roads to, from and in … [Read more...] about Wayile asks Visitors to use Water Sparingly

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