EWN reports that police have said that each MyCiTi bus attack is being investigated as a separate incident and that no link has been determined.  

This was indicated as yet another bus was torched in Woodstock in Cape Town on Monday evening.  Two people were seriously injured.  Last month, MyCiTi buses were also torched in Khayelitsha and Milnerton.  In October, a MyCiTi bus was in stoned in the Kuyasa area.  Last week, a bus was attacked in Mitchells Plain.  The cost of the damage amounts to more than R18 million.  The City of Cape Town said that, where possible, buses were being escorted by law enforcement officials.

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