Public Order Police called in as chaos erupts in Mitchells Plain over burnt body

Author: Lisalee SolomonsPublished on: October 20, 2026Country: South Africa

Crime & Law

Public Order Police called in as chaos erupts in Mitchells Plain over burnt body

Public Order Police were called to Mitchells Plain after chaos erupted over the discovery of a burnt body. The supplied article text does not provide further details about the events, the victim’s identity or the circumstances of the death.

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