By Simon Nare
The South African National Parks has announced its readiness to host visitors at its seven parks across the country with an emphasis on security measures and excursions in the upcoming festive season.
It said that due to unique circumstances according to regions, all safety and security measures were technology based, with the use of dogs, aerial support and a partnership model that included provincial and local authorities, civil society formations and communities.
Unveiling its state of readiness for the festive season in Cape Town on Monday, SANParks said that various interventions would be conducted.
It said joint operations have proven successful over the years, especially due to information sharing.
“Whilst variant across national parks and regions due to unique circumstances, all safety and security measures are based on the use of technology, K9, aerial support and a partnership model…
“(The) approach has proven highly effective in the recent past through joint planning and operations, sharing of intelligence and strengthening of each other’s capacity. Success
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