SAPS launches MySAPS mobile application to help citizens
JOHANNESBURG – The app also gives users the ability to record video, audio and take photographs.
The South African Police Services in partnership with mobile operator Vodacom will be launching the MySAPS mobile application. Police Minister Bheki Cele said the app is designed to make it easy for citizens to access police stations.
”It will work better with the community and the police and it will tell you which is your nearest police station. You can report a crime without putting your name in and you can know other facilities and activities which police are having around the area”, said Cele.
The app also gives users the ability to record video, audio and take photographs. “You can also centrally send any kind of video, which will also help us with evidence and we can pick things up from there”, Cele said
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It is available for Android and Apple phones.
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