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Greater Bushenyi Police Tighten Security as Arsenal Fans Mark Victory

Business owners and event organizers have meanwhile been urged to ensure proper crowd control and maintain emergency access routes to guarantee the safety of revelers.

Obed Kankiriho
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Obed Kankiriho
Journalism is not just a job; it is a calling. Mr Obed Kankiriho believes journalism is one of the few platforms where the views of the...
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Tayebwa Apollo, the Regional Police Public Relations Officer for Greater Bushenyi. Courtesy Photo
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Police in Greater Bushenyi Region have asked supporters to celebrate responsibly while observing safety and security measures.

In a statement issued on Sunday, Greater Bushenyi Regional Police Spokesperson, Apollo Tayebwa called on Arsenal supporters and members of the public to avoid reckless behavior that could endanger lives or disrupt public order during celebrations.

Tayebwa cautioned fans against reckless driving, dangerous processions, excessive alcohol consumption, violence, and any actions likely to compromise public safety.

Motorists and boda boda riders were particularly advised to observe traffic regulations, avoid overspeeding, overloading, and riding without protective gear to prevent road accidents.

He also appealed to parents and guardians to closely monitor children and discourage them from participating in unsafe late-night celebrations.

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Business owners and event organizers have meanwhile been urged to ensure proper crowd control and maintain emergency access routes to guarantee the safety of revelers.

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Tayebwa, assured the public that police and other sister security agencies would remain overtly and covertly deployed to maintain peace and security throughout the celebrations.

He further encouraged members of the public to cooperate with security personnel and promptly report any suspicious activity or incidents to the nearest police station.

Police emphasized the need for discipline, responsibility, and mutual respect, urging fans to celebrate peacefully while safeguarding lives and property.

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