Title: Identification of motorcyclists in Bandundu to ensure the safety of the population
Introduction :
In the city of Bandundu, in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the police recently launched an operation to identify motorcyclists who are members of the association of drivers and motorcyclists of Kwilu (ACMK). This initiative aims to fight against the insecurity caused by criminals on motorcycles and to ensure the safety of the population. Each biker now receives a membership card as well as a numbered jumper to be easily identifiable. This measure will allow residents to know the motorcyclists who are transporting them and to trace a motorcyclist in the event of a problem.
Development :
The decision to identify motorcyclists in Bandundu is a response to the increase in criminal acts committed by criminals on motorcycles. Burglaries, kidnappings and thefts have become commonplace, requiring heightened security measures. Eric Kinzambi, president of the Union of Nationals of Bandundu (UREBAND), stresses the importance of knowing the identity of bikers to ensure the safety of the city. Thus, each motorcyclist will receive a chasuble with a number assigned specifically to him.
This initiative also aims to differentiate riders who use motorcycles as a legitimate means of livelihood from those who commit wrongdoing. Some motorcyclists are forced to work as taxi drivers to survive, but others use the motorbike to carry out criminal acts. Thanks to this identification, it will be possible to distinguish between honest bikers and criminals.
The launching ceremony of this operation took place in the presence of the deputy mayor of the city of Bandundu. The Kwilu Provincial Police Commissioner, General Kanold Kamana, stressed the importance of this measure to organize motorcyclists and facilitate the work of the police in their mission to secure the population and their property.
Conclusion :
The identification of motorcyclists in Bandundu is an important measure to combat the insecurity caused by criminals on motorcycles. By knowing the identity of motorcyclists, residents will be able to feel more secure when using the services of motorbike taxi drivers. This operation will also help to differentiate honest motorcyclists from those who commit wrongdoing