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Police engage community leaders on security matters

Police engage community leaders on security matters

By Rennie Tembo

Lilongwe, August 22, Mana; Lingadzi Police station has called on community leaders in Area 18 to be in the forefront by making sure that security is not compromised in their localities.

Speaking Thursday during a stakeholders meeting in Lilongwe, Lingadzi Police Assistant Commissioner Edwin Magalasi stressed the need to promote a strong relationship between the police and community leaders to effectively enhance security and safety.

''A secured community is not just the responsibility of law enforcement alone, it requires a collaborative effort from everyone by working together. We can share knowledge, resources, and expertise to prevent and address crimes,'' he said.

Magalasi further commended the role women are playing in supporting security initiatives by among other things giving tips to the women and men in uniform.

He then proposed the construction of a waiting shelter at the police station office to accommodate people who visit the police for different reasons.

"I would like to thank women who are playing an active role in supporting our security efforts, their commitment is greatly acknowledged and we are optimistic that their continued involvement and contributions will significantly enhance our ability to build a safer and more secure community for all,” said Magalasi

Block leader for area 18, Gogo Steven Sandram, thanked Lingadzi Police Station Management for working with members of the general public in tightening security in the area.

Sandram then pledged to work closely with police officers by among other things encouraging members of community policing to promote security.

''As leaders we must encourage our people on how important this partnership is. I am happy to know how men and women in uniform are committed to creating a safe environment,” he said

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