FOTO’S: SAPD se K9-eenheid in Turkye

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Die SAPD het onlangs die lede van sy spanne wat na Turkye ontbied is om né die aardbewing te help, geloof vir hulle harde werk en deursettingsvermoë.

Die spanne is op 9 Februarie na Turkye ontbied en sal Saterdag 18 Februarie na Suid-Afrika terugkeer.

Brig. Athlemda Mathe, polisiewoordvoerder, sê die polisie se honde is opgelei om na vermiste persone te soek en oorlede persone se liggame te vind. Een van die suksesse wat die spanne bereik het, is die redding van ‘n 80-jarige vrou uit die puin. Lees die berig hier.

The South African Police Service takes this opportunity to commend the following members who have represented the organisation and South Africa with great pride;

Team leader, Brigadier Vimla Moodley who is the current serving Provincial Head in the Eastern Cape for Police Emergency Services (PES).

Warrant Officer Tinalia Gouws is a K-9 search and rescue handler attached to the Lydenberg K-9 unit in Mpumalanga.

Warrant Officer Martin Bann is a K-9 search and rescue handler attached to the Benoni K-9 unit in Gauteng.

Warrant Officer Keagan Naidoo is a K-9 search and rescue handler attached to the Johannesburg K-9 unit in Gauteng.

Warrant Officer Len Willemse is a K-9 search and rescue handler attached to the Pretoria K-9 unit in Gauteng.

Sergeant Jennifer Seleka is a K-9 search and rescue handler attached to the Mahikeng K-9 search and rescue unit in North West.

Fotokrediet: SAPS, Facebook

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