Lakes state releases provisional security order
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By Manyang Mayom
June 5, 2011 (RUMBEK) - The government of Lakes state has issued a
provisional order prohibiting the carrying of firearms by civilians in
the town, as part of new security measures, to stabilise the security
situation, issued on the 4 July.
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Lakes state governor, Chol Mayay (ST)
Security forces and organs are to continue carrying out day and night
patrols inside and outside the towns.
State prison administration will put in place strict security measures
to prevent convicts and suspects from escaping from prison and any
negligence, either from a group or individual “must be disciplined”
reads the provisional order.
“Any civilian found in possession of a fire arm in side or around
Rumbek town in the radius of 7km as well as in the rest of the county
H/Qs in the state must be disarmed and apprehended. Any resistance
must be dealt with accordingly” it continues.
It singles out “the killing of vulnerable groups including elderly,
women and children” is a particular concern as it is a “new phenomenon
in our society”, the culprits of which will be shown the full extent
of the war.
It described that all armed personnel, including visiting members of
the Sudan People’s Liberation Army must “report himself/themselves and
hand over their weapons to the relevant units so that they are kept in
the armoury till the end of their stay in the state.”
Governor of Lakes state, Chol Tong Mayay also appointed three border
advisers. Decree No. 10/2011 appointed Madit Geu Achol as advisor for
Jonglei state, Samuel Mayek Bol as advisor for Warrap state and
Manyang Luk Lueth as advisor for Western Equatoria state.
(ST)
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By Manyang Mayom
June 5, 2011 (RUMBEK) - The government of Lakes state has issued a
provisional order prohibiting the carrying of firearms by civilians in
the town, as part of new security measures, to stabilise the security
situation, issued on the 4 July.
JPEG - 89.3 kb
Lakes state governor, Chol Mayay (ST)
Security forces and organs are to continue carrying out day and night
patrols inside and outside the towns.
State prison administration will put in place strict security measures
to prevent convicts and suspects from escaping from prison and any
negligence, either from a group or individual “must be disciplined”
reads the provisional order.
“Any civilian found in possession of a fire arm in side or around
Rumbek town in the radius of 7km as well as in the rest of the county
H/Qs in the state must be disarmed and apprehended. Any resistance
must be dealt with accordingly” it continues.
It singles out “the killing of vulnerable groups including elderly,
women and children” is a particular concern as it is a “new phenomenon
in our society”, the culprits of which will be shown the full extent
of the war.
It described that all armed personnel, including visiting members of
the Sudan People’s Liberation Army must “report himself/themselves and
hand over their weapons to the relevant units so that they are kept in
the armoury till the end of their stay in the state.”
Governor of Lakes state, Chol Tong Mayay also appointed three border
advisers. Decree No. 10/2011 appointed Madit Geu Achol as advisor for
Jonglei state, Samuel Mayek Bol as advisor for Warrap state and
Manyang Luk Lueth as advisor for Western Equatoria state.
(ST)
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