The City of Ekurhuleni says it will auction off about 173 impounded vehicles by the end of January next year, if they are not collected by their owners. The metro has warned that it will sell the vehicles to pay any costs incurred, if the owners fail to collect them within 120 days after being impounded.
The Ekurhuleni Metro Police Department says in terms of the law, the municipality
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