Last night, a shocking incident occurred at the office of the Registrar of Real Estate Titles of the Kikwit Land District, located in Lukolela, a commune in the economic and political city of the Kwilu province in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Unidentified individuals entered the office premises, leaving behind a trail of destruction and theft.
According to Célestin Awiwi Mimbu, the Registrar of Real Estate Titles, the extent of the damage was particularly shocking. Upon arrival at the office, they discovered that the criminals had forced entry by destroying the roof and ceiling. The safe had been vandalized and a sum of foreign currency as well as work materials had been taken away. The absence of a sentry post at the office was highlighted, highlighting a failure in the organization of security.
This act of vandalism and theft highlights a broader problem of security and protection of property in the region. The consequences of such acts can be devastating to the local government and citizens who rely on the services of the Registrar of Land Titles Office for important land transactions.
It is imperative that enhanced security measures are put in place to prevent such incidents in the future. Emphasis should also be placed on training staff and improving security protocols to ensure the protection of assets and data within the office.
In conclusion, this incident in Kikwit underscores the critical importance of security and surveillance to protect assets and sensitive information. It is essential that measures are taken to prevent such acts in the future and ensure the safety of institutions and citizens in the region.