Amolatar | Okello Odoki Rwotlonyo, the Resident District Commissioner (RDC) of Amolatar, has sent a heartfelt Christmas message to his people.
In his message, the RDC calls for increased coordination on security issues and responsible road use among all road users.
Rwotlonyo emphasized the transformative power of Christmas, especially during this time when children are at home to join in the festivities.
He stated that the situation can be classified as “critical” for security reasons, and he encourages local leaders from LC1 to LC3 to collaborate whenever issues arise in the community to ensure timely intervention.
In the run-up to Christmas on Wednesday, October 25, and the start of the New Year 2025, Rwotlonyo guarantees that security guards are ready to protect parents and kids.
He has reminded drivers of the importance of driving safely and responsibly in order to avoid crashes.
Drivers must exercise self-discipline, he says, encouraging them to follow safety regulations such as wearing seat belts and managing speed without waiting for police enforcement.
The RDC identified several common causes of road accidents and proposed mitigation strategies. He has advised both motorcyclists and drivers to be cautious, especially on the sub-region’s unfinished roads.
The RDC has sent a special message of “hope and resilience” to those who are struggling, encouraging those who have enough to help those in need.
Furthermore, he encouraged Amolatar residents to embody the spirit of the season in their daily lives by emphasizing unity and selflessness as key values for the coming year.
North Kyoga Region Police data on road crashes from September to November 2024 show a troubling trend in fatalities.
In September, there were 15 fatalities and 37 serious road crashes, while October saw 18 fatalities and 29 serious crashes.
The month of November saw 17 fatalities and 37 serious crashes.
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