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Thyolo police to tighten security during Easter
As one way of ensuring security and safety, Thyolo Police Station says it will increase visibility and other safety and security measures throughout Easter.
As one way of ensuring security and safety, Thyolo Police Station says it will increase visibility and other safety and security measures throughout Easter.
The police station’s publicist Sergeant Rabecca Kashoti said police in the district will also continue with proactive ways and means to reduce crime, ranging from theft to road accidents during the season.
“While Easter is fast approaching, Thyolo Police Station will take proactive measures to ensure public safety and security in the district.
“Police will intensify security in the district by deploying additional patrol teams, increased traffic checks and setting up ad-hoc checkpoints pointed,” she said.

Kashoti further said the police will not hesitate to arrest all criminals and impose stiff fines to reckless drivers that will break road traffic rules and regulations during the holiday.
The police spokesperson also urged the public to avoid leaving their homes unguarded and not to disclose their whereabouts on social media during Easter to prevent security lapses.
She further advised people in Thyolo to be vigilant and report any suspicious activities or persons in their areas.
During this period, Christians commemorate the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, with some faithfuls holding Easter vigils in their places of worship.
This year’s holiday starts from Friday, April 18, to Monday, April 21.
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