EFF shutdown: ACSA, SAA will remain open for business and on alert | News24

The EFF will be leading a shutdown protest on Monday.The Airports Company South Africa and SAA said they would be operating as normal.

In preparation for the protest, EFF members went to OR Tambo International Airport in Gauteng and urged staff and businesses not to operate on Monday. "All nine airports across ACSA's national network will continue to operate as normal, and there is currently no indication that flights or other services will be disrupted by the proposed national shutdown."

"The security cluster, comprising all national security agencies, and the ACSA Security and Operations Management team have met, and all contingency plans are in place to ensure continued operations at all airports. All agencies are on high alert, and patrols will be in place to protect the national key points.

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