The Inspector general of Police orders for the removal of all Roadblocks
The Inspector General of Police Martin Ochola has responded to President Yoweri Museveni’s condemnation of roadblocks delaying movement of goods by directing police commanders to ensure no checkpoints are amounted on any road across the country. Museveni’s concern over roadblocks frustrating faster movement of goods and causing unnecessary traffic congestion was revealed three days ago by the Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja. In response, Ochola has directed that all roadblocks should be removed and urged citizens to report any police officer who will be found manning any checkpoints so that commanders can take action.
Police introduced Fika Salama checkpoints during the times of General Kale Kayihura when road killing became rampant especially on Kampala-Masaka, Mityana-Kassanda-Mubende and Gulu highways. In the past three months, there have been criminal roadblocks mounted by armed men donning military and police uniforms and a number of people have been robbed. Ochola in his new orders has said highway patrollers that include motorized and foot personnel should be in charge. Police commanders have been directed to focus on dark spots to prevent crime.
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HaroldFax
30 May 2026 at 5:31 AM
Разумный подход к азарту в цифровых развлечениях — это набор правил, направленных на защиту психики пользователей.
Она предполагает осознанное лимитирование времени и расходов на игру.
Игроку рекомендуется заранее выставлять финансовый лимит и строго соблюдать его даже при выигрышных обстоятельствах.
Платформы прозрачного i-gaming должны предоставлять инструменты для самопроверки и пауз.
Маркерами игромании являются попытки отыграться и пренебрежение повседневными делами.
Безопасный гейминг учит относиться к площадке как к развлечению, а не способу дохода.
За счёт соблюдения этих норм азарт сохраняется в контролируемых рамках, без вреда для личности.
https://palmertek.ru/article/732/