SAA has put up notices at luggage weighing cable Raceways  points asking passengers to participate in the test.

Acsa spokeswoman Nicky Knapp confirmed the company had contracted Securo Seal Africa to help stop baggage theft.

The product consists wire duct of a strap and a cable tie. The strap is tied around the bag and the attached cable tie is tied to the zip.

A receipt with a barcode matching those of the strap and cable tie is given to the passenger, who then checks the barcode with those on the strap after the flight.

Securo Seal marketing director Tariq Issel said the strap kabelkanaler and cable ties don’t allow zips – which thieves breach using pens – to be resealed by moving the zip back and forth across the opening to seal the luggage after the contents have been stolen.

Someone driving  wiring duct by saw smoke behind this home in the 100 block of North Canaletas Cleveland Street about 10:30.

Firefighters put out a fire in a barrel and saw that it Canaletas was copper wiring. They also found two other piles of burned wire and called Police to investigate. 

“Based upon that they were different size gauges of wiring, we decided we needed to notify the Albany Police Department, in case it cable Raceways was recovered property from a previous theft,” said Inv. Sam Harris of the Albany Fire Department.

Police did not make any arrests, but Code Enforcement cable Raceways cited Jamie Keith for having three junk vehicles in the yard.