**Fatshimetrie: Large-scale operation in Kinshasa against the alleged Kuluna bandits**
The security climate in Kinshasa has just undergone a considerable change thanks to the large-scale operation carried out by the Congolese national police against the alleged Kuluna bandits. Indeed, the operation named “Ndobo” resulted in the arrest of more than 1,800 individuals in the space of four days.
According to the deputy divisional commissioner, Blaise Kilimbalimba, these arrests aimed to dismantle a criminal network active in the Congolese capital. These impressive figures underline the efficiency and determination of the police to resolve this public security problem.
Among the individuals apprehended, 139 were repeat offenders already convicted by military and civilian courts. This judicial firmness towards serial offenders aims to dissuade others from committing reprehensible acts. Thanks to these measures, the population of Kinshasa can now celebrate the end-of-year holidays in a climate of increased security.
In addition to the arrests of suspected bandits, Operation Ndobo also seized more than 450 vehicles in poor condition to relieve congestion on the roads leading to the city center. This action aims to improve traffic flow and limit the traffic jams that have paralyzed the city in recent weeks.
Thanks to these measures, the inhabitants of Kinshasa can now move around more easily during this holiday season. The positive impact of Operation Ndobo is already being felt and offers the people of Kinshasa the opportunity to enjoy these festive moments in complete peace of mind.
In conclusion, Operation “Ndobo” demonstrates the commitment of the Congolese authorities to guaranteeing the safety of citizens and fighting crime. This large-scale action helps to restore the population’s confidence in the police and to establish a climate of public tranquility.