Travellers stranded

resuming after 3pm. The border was congested with both vehicular and human traffic. Disgruntled travellers called on the South African government to ensure there is back-up in case of such incidents.
“The situation is really frustrating to make matters worse the immigration officers are not willing to clear us manually.”
Travellers accused officers of failing to properly communicate to them. There was chaos when operations resumed around 3:20pm.

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