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A North West grandmother is alleged to have burnt her grandchildren with a hot iron rod.
Social development MEC in the province, Boitumelo Moiloa has called for action to be brought against the woman from Mathopestad near Derby.
According to Moiloa, photographys of three minors, aged eight to 12 were shared by a whistleblower via WhatsApp.
The pictures showed the injuries the children sustained, allegedly at the hand of the grandmother.
They had bruises to their faces, necks and backs.
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Travellers had to make alternative arrangements as Kulula and British Airways flights were grounded indefinitely from Sunday.
This comes after the South African civil aviation regulator said the airline [Comair] had not adequately addressed safety issues.
The decision to ground all planes affects low-cost airline Kulula and British Airways.
A spokesperson for the South African Civil Aviation Authority (SACAA) said it had extended a 24-hour precautionary suspension of Comair's operator certificate indefinitely.
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