Oyam road crashes claim three lives in two days
Road crashes in Uganda remain fatal with 13 deaths per day, according to Police report.
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Road crashes in Uganda remain fatal with 13 deaths per day, according to Police report.
“MTN Uganda remains committed to supporting the communities we serve and upholding the trust placed in us.”
According to data presented by Acting Director of Traffic Lawrence Niwabiine last year, 13 people die in road accidents each day.
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SP Job Mutegeki, the Oyam District Police Commander, said investigations reveal that this would have been a defilement, was not a defilement, but was just something which was set up.
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As a community, we stand united in demanding respect and protection for our noble profession, said UMA.
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