Police call for vigilance ahead of road safety walk

Beyanga underscored that road safety is a collective responsibility essential for saving lives, urging all Ugandans to take action against the escalating road fatalities.

Directorate of Traffic and Road Safety spokesperson Michael Kananura (R), Joseph Beyanga (L), and Hope Nakundo (C) of Nicole Foundation during a press conference at Sheraton Kampala Hotel on Wednesday. (Credit: Douglas Mubiru)

By: NewVision Reporter, Journalists @NewVision

KAMPALA - As a section of Ugandans prepare for the November 17 road safety walk, Police have called for more vigilance and prioritized the well-being of pedestrians and

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Police call for vigilance ahead of road safety walk

Beyanga underscored that road safety is a collective responsibility essential for saving lives, urging all Ugandans to take action against the escalating road fatalities.

Directorate of Traffic and Road Safety spokesperson Michael Kananura (R), Joseph Beyanga (L), and Hope Nakundo (C) of Nicole Foundation during a press conference at Sheraton Kampala Hotel on Wednesday. (Credit: Douglas Mubiru)

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