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President Obama And 59 Heads Of State To Attend Nelson Mandela’s Memorial Today by EntertainingAf: 5:34am On Dec 10, 2013
President Obama and 59 heads of state to Attend Nelson Mandela’s Memorial Today + Burial Set for Sunday via
http://entertainingafrica.com/president-obama-59-heads-states-attend-nelson-mandelas-memorial-today-burial-set-sunday/

125,000 seating capacity, world leaders, and many people who wish to celebrate the Iconic Former President of South Africa, Nelson Mandela are some of the things we expect to see today at the memorial service which will hold at the South African FNB Stadium.

High-level security measures has been put in place.

USA Today Reports
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — Police and the government were bracing Monday for a massive crush of mourners at a soccer stadium who will be met with high-level security measures for the heads of state attending the memorial service for Nelson Mandela.

South Africa is initiating what the government described as its tightest security plan ever at FNB Stadium, where President Obama, his wife Michelle and numerous other world dignitaries will be present Tuesday for the memorial service.

"What we can say is ... all the events and those who attend them are safe," Collins Chabane, minister for Performance Monitoring and Evaluation, told The Times, a local South African newspaper.

Military, police and intelligence services have all been activated, and free bus service is being made available to the hundreds of thousands of people expected to attend what may be the largest memorial service in decades.

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FNB Stadium, named for a South African bank, seats 94,000 people but "overflow stadiums" have already been established because of the anticipated crowds arriving on a first-come, first-serve basis. The stadiums hold a total of about 125,000 people. Military helicopters and police armored vehicles will be positioned throughout the Gauteng province of Johannesburg. http://entertainingafrica.com/president-obama-59-heads-states-attend-nelson-mandelas-memorial-today-burial-set-sunday/

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