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Dopping matrics warned
Daily Voice
|October 07, 2025
THE City of Cape Town has warned matriculants to celebrate responsibly after busting youngsters drinking on beaches.
In the past week, the City’s enforcement agencies made 197 arrests, including a near threefold increase in arrests for drunk driving.
On the beaches too, officers seized hundreds of units of alcohol during valedictory celebrations.
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