Print version
Plain textPolice Bans Cars From Petrol Stations
Police has issued a statement ordering all fuel station owners to sweep away all cars from their premises.
Kampala Regional Police Commander Andrew Kaweesi says no car shall be allowed to park at the stations during night hours to avoid fire accidents. Kaweesi says terrorists could use them to blow up petrol stations and wreak havoc in the city.
Kaweesi says those who do not abide by the new rule shall be arrested. He says police will take action after the deadline of two weeks.
He further blames the recent fire incidents in Makindye, Kawempe and CPS canteen to negligence. He cautions all city dwellers to always switch off power connections after load shedding.
The warning comes on the heels of a recent fire incident caused by a petrol truck that rammed into a petrol station along Bombo Road in Kampala, causing damage worth millions of shillings.
Rate this article
Updated on 2013-06-04 10:39 |
We Buy | We Sell | ||
 |
Cash | US Dollar | 2,589.33 | 2,599.38 |
 |
Cash | Euro | 3,373.64 | 3,386.73 |
 |
Cash | British Pound | 3,960.38 | 3,975.75 |
 |
Cash | Japanese Yen | 27.66 | 28.5 |
 |
Cash | Kenya Shs | 30.39 | 30.51 |
 |
Cash | Rwanda Franc | 1.3 | 1.35 |
 |
Cash | Tanzania Shs | 1.58 | 1.59 |
 |
Cash | South African Rand | 280 | 295 |
-
Miss Uganda Race: Meet Stunning Jaylor Birungi2 days ago
-
Stunning Photos Of Miss Uganda Finalists3 days ago
-
Juliana Not A Happy Woman5 days ago
-
PHOTOS: Lukoma’s Overwhelming Display Of Love5 days ago
