Fatshimetrie, September 19, 2024 – In response to the recent wave of insecurity in the commune of Matete, strict measures have been recommended to deter criminals and restore peace within the community. Among these measures, the organization of night foot patrols has been proposed as an effective means of reducing acts of urban banditry, particularly those perpetrated by the “kuluna”.
According to an official statement issued by the communication service of the commune of Matete, this initiative follows in-depth consultations between the various commanders of the police sub-stations. These night foot patrols aim to deter criminals from continuing their criminal activities, particularly in the De Bon Homme neighborhood which has been particularly affected by this upsurge in insecurity.
At the same time, resolutions have been taken with the aim of strengthening the fight against urban banditry and making Matete a true haven of peace for its residents. The determination of local authorities to eradicate this persistent scourge was highlighted, attesting to their willingness to implement effective strategies to ensure the safety of residents.
In addition, a call for the collaboration of the population was launched, encouraging everyone to denounce the perpetrators of acts of urban banditry. During a parade organized in the commune of Bandalungwa, the deputy senior commissioner highlighted the importance of raising awareness among neighborhood and street leaders to combat this phenomenon. It is essential for the community to mobilize and actively participate in the fight against insecurity, by identifying and denouncing the individuals responsible for these criminal acts.
This mobilization against urban banditry is part of a global approach aimed at preserving the tranquility of residents and guaranteeing a safe environment for all. The local authorities of Matete and Bandalungwa, supported by the national police, are implementing concrete actions to restore confidence and ensure the protection of the population.
Ultimately, these initiatives reinforce the idea that public safety is everyone’s business and that collaboration between citizens, local authorities and law enforcement is essential to effectively counter urban banditry. By joining forces, the residents of Matete and Bandalungwa are demonstrating their determination to build a safer and more peaceful future for their community.