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Mark B
1 reviews | Active since Jul 2013
11 Dec 2015, 21:10
Pensioner breaks wrist on unmarked soapy floor
Today 11 December, my 79 year old mother slipped and broke her wrist in 2 places in the car park at Nelson Mandela Square. The floor was wet with soapy water from one of the cleaners. There were NO warning signs. She was taken by ambulance to Waterfall Hospital where she will be undertaking an operation tomorrow morning. This is totally unacceptable and I would like to know what Sandton City management will do about this.<br> Mark Bannister
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14 Dec 2015, 18:25Hello BarneyBannister,
Thank you for the feedback. Sandton City and Nelson Mandela Square Centre Management was not aware of this incident. Someone from Centre Management will be in touch with you to discuss this and get more details, so an investigation into this matter can take place. We trust this matter will be settled swiftly and efficiently.
Thank you for the feedback. Sandton City and Nelson Mandela Square Centre Management was not aware of this incident. Someone from Centre Management will be in touch with you to discuss this and get more details, so an investigation into this matter can take place. We trust this matter will be settled swiftly and efficiently.
Sandton City Shopping Centre's reply14 Dec 2015, 18:25
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Hello BarneyBannister,
Thank you for the feedback. Sandton City and Nelson Mandela Square Centre Management was not aware of this incident. Someone from Centre Management will be in touch with you to discuss this and get more details, so an investigation into this matter can take place. We trust this matter will be settled swiftly and efficiently.
Thank you for the feedback. Sandton City and Nelson Mandela Square Centre Management was not aware of this incident. Someone from Centre Management will be in touch with you to discuss this and get more details, so an investigation into this matter can take place. We trust this matter will be settled swiftly and efficiently.
