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| Governor at the main market |
The Governor of the North West, Adolphe Lele L'Afrique has paid a surprise visit to the Bamenda Main Market where he called on traders to respect the measures put in place by the Government and the world Health Organization
"Wear your face mask, respect social distancing, don't allow school going children in the markets." These are the words of the Governor as he moved from one lane to another.
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| Governor sensitising at the entrance to the market |
At the entrance to the Market the Governor reiterated that he will not spare anyone who does not respect the measures the next time he visits the market as some traders did not have their masks on
Bamenda Traders and Economic operators, BTEO and the Progressive Bamenda Traders Association, PROBATA received a good quantity of face masks for onward distribution
The measures by the Governor adds to so many others carried out by the Bamenda City council like the providing of Tap buckets and disinfections at the market
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| Esplanade of the Bamenda City council |
The sensitisation mission of the Governor took him to the Bamenda City council chambers. His first visit to the institution in five years
"We have left from having patients who brought the virus from other regions to community infections" he told the council workers and volunteers
He emphasized that regular hand washing and wearing of face masks must be respected by all and sundry
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| Mr Fru decorated by NW Governor |
The Governor used the visit to officially decorate Mr Fru of the hygiene and sanitation department who has been helping the Regional Delegation of Public Health to bury corpses that died from the coronavirus
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| Generator donated to the police |
The Mayor to the Bamenda City council handed a standby Generator to the Bamenda Central police to help them continue the production of ID cards during blackouts. This Mayor Paul Achobong says will help stop the crowd that assemble everyday to make the document
The council further handed three tricycles, to Ntambag quarter, Metta quarters and Ntaghang to help transport dirt to the various thrash cans
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Ndi Tsembom Elvis
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