Crime updates: North Kyoga Region Police intercepts stolen shs80m
Police in North Kyoga have intensified efforts to prevent crimes in the region.
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Police in North Kyoga have intensified efforts to prevent crimes in the region.
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Other dignitaries who witnessed the handover included Catriona Laing, United Nations Special Representative, UPDF’s Lt Gen Sam Okiding, ATMIS Force Commander, and Ms Qurat Sadozal, among others.
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