BMA hopeful tech devices will help curb illegal immigration

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The Border Management Authority (BMA) says it is hopeful that the use of technologically advanced devices will help curb illegal immigration at the Maseru Bridge Port of Entry during this festive season.

BMA Commissioner Dr Michael Masiapato added that they will also be using a drones at vulnerable areas at the border for their response teams to be able to act swiftly.

Masiapato says this will also ensure that illicit goods do not enter into South Africa.

The BMA Commissioner conducted walkabouts around the Maseru border post between South Africa and Lesotho, as part of the implementation of the BMA ‘s 2025/2026 Festive Season Security Plan.

More than five million people are expected to cross land borders between South Africa and some neighbouring countries.

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