Hundreds stranded at Jinja Bridge

Jaliati Muwanika said she runs a restaurant at the Nile in Njeru and wanted to go to Umbercoat Market to buy food for her customers, but her pleas to the Police fell on deaf ears.

A police roadblock at Nalufeenya

By: NewVision Reporter, Journalists @NewVision

The new tough guidelines that were put in place over the travel permits and inter-district movement to curb the spread of Covid-19 have left the people of Jinja and Buikwe

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Hundreds stranded at Jinja Bridge

Jaliati Muwanika said she runs a restaurant at the Nile in Njeru and wanted to go to Umbercoat Market to buy food for her customers, but her pleas to the Police fell on deaf ears.

A police roadblock at Nalufeenya

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