No more preaching, selling, gambling, and smoking in Prasa’s new trains, as it rolls out new stock | Business Insider

is rolling out new trains in parts of Gauteng – and insists that passengers follow the conditions of carriage.

Although passengers are not happy with the prohibition of churches and trading in trains, Prasa said feedback received from commuters is positive.The Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa insists that there no longer be any preaching and worshiping, trading, gambling, and smoking in its new trains, currently rolling out in parts of Gauteng.

BISouthAfrica Anyone else notice how they quietly left 'armed robbery' off of that list?

BISouthAfrica Best platform to preach the Good News!!! We won’t stop!!! 🙃

BISouthAfrica Let it be

BISouthAfrica aammmeeeen

BISouthAfrica Good luck with that. South Africans only understand violence.

BISouthAfrica Good for Prasa and if people dont listen toss them out the windows. Time law and order was brought back to this country.

BISouthAfrica Drinking?

BISouthAfrica What!! Did the rail tracks magically appear?

BISouthAfrica I can’t believe that in 2022 there are people who still want to justify and maintain this disorder in trains Our people refuse to be civilized, yet when their disorderly behavior result in poor services they complain My black people are their own demise yaz 😏

BISouthAfrica Good move PRASA_Group ➡️ Trains are not churches, mosques etc ➡️ Trains are not spaza,malls etc ➡️ Trains are not gambling resorts/joints ➡️Trains are not smoking areas Arrest anyone who violates these rules. Trains on TheGautrain network clean because of these measures 1/1

BISouthAfrica They just take chance we are trading at the train also platform at pretoria mahlanyeni

BISouthAfrica Good

BISouthAfrica Let's see how long that lasts.

BISouthAfrica Agreed, security must me like KO gautrain

BISouthAfrica And surfing?

BISouthAfrica 😂😂😂😂😂😂💩

BISouthAfrica Don't think they will manage

BISouthAfrica Can they now fit on the rails?

BISouthAfrica That issue of preaching is an insult to others.

BISouthAfrica It's about damn time

BISouthAfrica These are old trains. But Ramaphosa administration is worse than apartheid

BISouthAfrica Wait, this stuff goes on in trains? This country is wild 😂

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BISouthAfrica As there is no preaching in aeroplanes

BISouthAfrica Siyabonga, they would be really loud those people

BISouthAfrica No civilized country lets that happen anymore.

BISouthAfrica Will they stop corruption

BISouthAfrica Much better we need a clean travel

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