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Plan Malawi donates motorcycle to Mulanje Police Station
Plan Malawi has donated a motorcycle to Mulanje Police Station to address transport challenges as the law enforcers respond to cases of child rights violation.
Plan Malawi has donated a motorcycle to Mulanje Police Station to address transport challenges as the law enforcers respond to cases of child rights violation.
Plan Malawi Programmes Area Manager, Jane Mweziwina, said the donation was done after the organization observed that the station had transport challenges when handling child-related cases.
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“We realised the importance of partnering with the police to enhance the fight against child abuse. This motorcycle will enable the police to respond to emergency situations,” she said.

Mulanje Police Officer-in-Charge, Moses Chibwe, expressed gratitude over Plan Malawi’s donation saying the gesture has comes at time when there is dire need to respond to child issues in far to reach areas.
“This donation will greatly enhance our mobility, especially in areas that are not accessible by vehicles. It will help us sensitise communities on child protection and respond swiftly to incidents of abuse.
“Our officers are committed to working tirelessly in safeguarding the rights and well-being of children in the district,” he said.
The donation underscores Plan Malawi’s ongoing commitment to supporting law enforcement agencies in combating child abuse and promoting child welfare across the country.

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