‘Notable’ crimes in Apac this week
Apac has had two notable fatal crimes in the first week of January 2024, according to the Police report.
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Apac has had two notable fatal crimes in the first week of January 2024, according to the Police report.
The UPDF helicopter crashed in Ntoroko district on Jan. 2, killing three people.
There are an estimated 8.2 million productive citrus plants in Teso producing over 1.2 million tonnes of oranges.
The Otuke young pork vendor is still on the run according to the Regional Police spokesperson SP Patrick Okema.
This is the first fatal traffic case registered in North Kyoga Region in 2024, SP Okema revealed.
Dr Jane Ruth Aceng is being regarded to retain her seat in 2026 amid wave posed by Oyam South MP, Betty Amongi who is eyeing the same seat.
Okema said Police officers from Lira City East Division, a flying squad, Canine section commanded by DPC Lira City East Division visited the scene.
The competitions brought together youth for the Town Council and Sub-county in Otuke.
By the time Okema released a statement, Awany, he revealed, was out of danger and being attended to by the medics.
Amero urges voters to be vigilant in selecting a candidate dedicated to advancing Amuria’s development.
The suspect is currently detained at Lira City East Police Station, according to SP Okema.
The boy died in River Moroto in Alebtong district after trekking a good kilometers from Otuke.
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