In KwaZulu-Natal, law-enforcement officers from the Road Traffic Inspectorate (RTI) rescue 36 schoolchildren from an overloaded minibus taxi, according to the report. The children were allegedly being transported in a vehicle fitted with illegal tinted windows. The incident involves a taxi carrying more passengers than permitted, raising safety concerns for the pupils. RTI officers intervene after the situation is identified, remove the children from the vehicle, and treat the episode as a roadworthiness and transport compliance issue. The report highlights that the tinted windows breach regulations, and that the number of passengers carried violates capacity rules. The sources provided do not include additional details on where the taxi was stopped, who was arrested or charged, or whether the driver and any accompanying adults face further action. The focus remains on the rescue and the reasons cited for intervention: overcrowding and use of tinted windows that are described as illegal under traffic rules.