Taraba Police Ban Firecrackers, Deploy Security Measures for Festive Season
The Taraba State Police Command has banned the use, sale, and distribution of firecrackers to enhance public safety during the festive period. The Command has deployed increased security measures, including patrols and intelligence gathering, in high-risk areas like markets, worship centers, and highways.
Residents are urged to remain vigilant, avoid unnecessary night travel, and report any suspicious activities to the police. The ban on firecrackers is immediate to prevent fire hazards and disturbances.
The Command emphasizes the importance of public cooperation for successful security operations.
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