Councilor Jibba said mobility constraint is seriously hampering the security operations of the police in the Kombo South coastal town, saying the only vehicle the police station has, got a break down and requires new engine that is worth ninety thousand dalasis.
According to him, the police station’s lack of mobility is making work difficult for them, noting that the station needs urgent support to ensure that the community of Gunjur and the environment are safe through the conduct of regular patrol.
‘‘The lack of mobility for Gunjur Police Station is causing a huge burden on the community particularly the victim,’’ he said.
Councilor Jibba challenged the Inspector General and Gambia government to provide vehicles for the police station to execute their duties effectively.
A Senegalese soldier and a Malaysian national who entered the country through Amdalai Border have been taken to quarantine as the country’s coronavirus confirmed cases surpassed 2000.
When Fatima went out on April 16th 2016 to protest, it was for demanding Solo Sandeng and other activists “dead or alive”. She did not realise it will kick start series of events that will see her in room in a police dormitory in Kanifing, while three ski-masked men took turns to rape her in the dark.
Lamin Jawara, general manager of Gambia Ferry Service (GFS) – a subsidiary of the Gambia Ports Authority (GPA), has revealed that the GPA is currently working on purchasing a new ferry that would travel from Banjul to Barra.
