Report suspected interference with or theft from petroleum pipelines in South Africa through Report Fuel’s secure reporting channel.
What pipeline-related concerns can include
Concerns may involve suspected tapping, theft, unauthorised access, suspicious excavation, tampering, product diversion or activity near petroleum pipeline infrastructure that may indicate criminal or safety risk.
Information that can help
- Location and date of the observation.
- Vehicle, equipment or registration details where safely observed.
- Descriptions of people or activity without approaching them.
- Lawfully obtained photographs or video taken from a safe position.
- Any police, emergency or operator reference number already created.
Do not approach or investigate
Pipeline interference can involve organised crime, flammable product and serious public-safety risks. Do not confront people, enter restricted areas or move closer to obtain evidence. If activity is in progress or there is immediate danger, contact the appropriate emergency or law-enforcement authority first.
Preserve what you already have
Keep original images, video, notes and location information unchanged wherever possible.
Related resources
Report securely
Use the secure portal for non-emergency reporting and follow-up.