WATCH: Employee sprays water to damage property at King Shaka Airport
Perhaps this would explain the need to have water shedding...
If you find you have a problem with someone or something, it's always best to voice it out instead of acting it out.
Well, clearly this employee working at the King Shaka Airport had enough of talking.
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According to the South African, an incident occurred on Tuesday, 25 October, where an employee sprayed water from the fire engine truck at one of the buildings in an act of anger and frustration.
The employee can be seen on video going 'crazy' with the water:
Angry ACSA employee at King Shaka International Airport.
— MDN NEWS (@MDNnewss) October 25, 2022
*Reason unknown at the moment* pic.twitter.com/TPK9yfzhUc
In the video above, this particular individual, who is reportedly an angry employee of Airports Company South Africa (ACSA), had clearly had enough.
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No further information has been made available as to why the employee decided to act in this way.
The airport has refused to make any comment, as there's an investigation taking place right now.
King Shaka, which has a capacity capability of 7.5-million passengers per annum, did communicate however that there would be no impact on operations.
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The incident is under investigation by the South African Police Service (SAPS).
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