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Government says it has noted growing concerns among migrant communities regarding their safety amid planned protest actions on June 30.
The unofficial deadline was set by various groups for undocumented foreign nationals to leave the country.
Government spokesperson William Baloyi says police have so far opened 10 cases of intimidation and incitement of violence directed at foreign nationals.
The Federation of Unions of South Africa is calling on employers to prioritise the protection of workers tomorrow, as various groups plan to protest against undocumented foreign nationals.
Meanwhile, Government is encouraging migrants who feel threatened or unsafe to urgently contact law enforcement and government agencies.
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