Know your emergency number. 021 480 7700 or 112 from a cellphone.
#0214807700ForAllEmergencies #PECC
Public Emergency Communication Centre - Cape Town retweeted
💚 Mental Health Awareness Month may be ending, but self-care shouldn't.
Be kind to yourself.
Rest when needed, celebrate small wins and ask for help.
You matter, every day.
🏥 Find support: brnw.ch/21x6KAu
#MentalHealthAwareness
Public Emergency Communication Centre - Cape Town retweeted
A beacon of heroism 🌊
LEAP Officer Brent Williams recounts how he saved a young boy from drowning at Monwabisi Beach in September.
His actions are a reminder of the difference one person can make when it matters most.
It’s OK to panic in your language – we can help! Call 021 480 7700.
#0214807700ForAllEmergencies #PECC
The Public Emergency Communication Centre is available 24/7!
#0214807700ForAllEmergencies #PECC
Public Emergency Communication Centre - Cape Town retweeted
The primary cause for area faults is typically damage from theft, vandalism and illegal connections.
This information is subject to updates and may not reflect all logged outages at the time of publication.
Public Emergency Communication Centre - Cape Town retweeted
29 October 2026 (07:43) Electricity notice
Teams are attending to area faults (outages affecting a number of streets/entire areas) and planned maintenance.
We apologise for the inconvenience.
Public Emergency Communication Centre - Cape Town retweeted
The primary cause for area faults is typically damage from theft, vandalism and illegal connections.
This information is subject to updates and may not reflect all logged outages at the time of publication.
Public Emergency Communication Centre - Cape Town retweeted
29 October 2026 (10:40) Electricity notice
Teams are attending to area faults (outages affecting a number of streets/entire areas) and planned maintenance.
We apologise for the inconvenience.
021 480 7700 services the entire Cape Metropole area #0214807700ForAllEmergencies #PECC
Know your emergency number. 021 480 7700 or 112 from a cellphone.
#0214807700ForAllEmergencies #PECC
If extension cords are used, use it safely (not under carpets or across doorways) #0214807700ForAllEmergencies #PECC
Public Emergency Communication Centre - Cape Town retweeted
The primary cause for area faults is typically damage from theft, vandalism and illegal connections.
This information is subject to updates and may not reflect all logged outages at the time of publication.
Public Emergency Communication Centre - Cape Town retweeted
28 October 2026 (11:35) Electricity notice
Teams are attending to area faults (outages affecting a number of streets/entire areas) and planned maintenance.
We apologise for the inconvenience.
Public Emergency Communication Centre - Cape Town retweeted
🚦 Don’t be a creep. Hear less beep. Keep calm and stay behind the stop line. Avoid unnecessary hooting and respect the rules of the road this Transport Month.
Connected By Mobility.
Frayed or damaged cords MUST be replaced and not simply repaired
#0214807700ForAllEmergencies #PECC
High power equipment can overload extension cords. #0214807700ForAllEmergencies #PECC
You could overheat a socket and start a fire by putting several adaptors into one socket. #0214807700ForAllEmergencies #PECC
Public Emergency Communication Centre - Cape Town retweeted
The primary cause for area faults is typically damage from theft, vandalism and illegal connections.
This information is subject to updates and may not reflect all logged outages at the time of publication.
Public Emergency Communication Centre - Cape Town retweeted
28 October 2026 (07:35) Electricity notice
Teams are attending to area faults (outages affecting a number of streets/entire areas) and planned maintenance.
We apologise for the inconvenience.
021 480 7700 the number for all life and property threatening emergencies. #0214807700ForAllEmergencies #PECC







