Protected: Kabale residents shun National Cleaning Day as authorities threaten tougher enforcement
During the designated three hours, the government restricts the movement of vehicles, motorcycles, bicycles and pedestrians, except for essential service providers, emergency personnel, security forces and travellers with documented proof of transit. However, in Kabale, several residents continued with their daily activities, driving vehicles and moving around town instead of cleaning their surroundings.
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