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Since the year began, close to 15 murder related cases have been recorded with police across Lango sub-region.
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Since the year began, close to 15 murder related cases have been recorded with police across Lango sub-region.
The Office of the Prime Minister is urged to prioritise investment in drainage systems, replace grass-thatched roofs with iron sheets and review the refugee vulnerability categorisation system.
Dr. Odung is facing a charge of causing financial loss to the government, specifically concerning the alleged irregular payment of shs165,520,800.
The suspect, Opio Denis, has been arrested and is currently detained in police custody.
Since the year began, police in North Kyoga region has registered more than 10 murder cases across Lango sub-region. The figures continue to worry stakeholders.
No arrests had been made by press time, and efforts are ongoing to trace and apprehend the suspects who are currently on the run.
Police have encouraged residents to remain vigilant and report any suspicious behaviour to the nearest police post.
Five suspects are at large, one identified as Apio Stella has since been arrested to assist with investigations, SP Jimmy Patrick Okema, said.
The appointments take immediate effect, according to Col. Chris Magezi, acting director defence public information.
Brig Gen Kabango challenged the officers to remain mindful of those whose voices may not be easily heard within the system, noting that justice must be both done and seen to be done.
Stones suspected to have been used as murder weapons were recovered and kept as exhibits, SP Jimmy Patrick Okema, PRO for North Kyoga Region said.
The case was reported on the same date at about 10:05pm by Sergeant Olenga John Bosco, 55, a police officer attached to Kwania district and a resident of Akii-Pe Cell, Barapwo Ward, Lira City West Division.
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