The Ekurhuleni metro offices will be closed from December 24 to January 2, next year.
Metro spokesperson Themba Gadebe said despite the closure of the offices, the 24-hour community healthcare centres will continue operating throughout the festive season.
“Primary healthcare clinics that operate during normal working hours will only be open on December 27 and 28 from 8am to 4.30pm,” said Gadebe.
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These healthcare centres will be in operation 24 hours a day in and around Benoni:
• Daveyton Main Community Day Centre, Stand 9307 Empilsweni Street, Daveyton.
• KwaThema Community Health Centre, 7001 Moshoeshoe Street, KwaThema.
• Phillip Moyo Community Health Centre, 6944 Etwatwa Extension Nine, Mandela Section Benoni, Etwatwa.
“Prepaid units for electricity can also still be bought from the various vendors during this time and the online platforms are available to view and pay accounts, at www.e-siyakhokha.co.za”
For all service-related issues, Gadebe said the call centre can be reached in the following ways:
• Phone 086 054 3000.
• SMS ‘EMM’ to 30788 followed by the details of your query and a contact number.
• Twitter @EMM_Call_Centre
• Email call.centre@ekurhuleni.gov.za
• Through the My Ekurhuleni App – available from the App/Play store.
For any life-threatening emergency contact the metro’s emergency number, 011 458 0911, or the national emergency number, 10177.
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