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Why do such fires take place on at night?
Why does a report have to be submitted to the President? Surely such matters should be solely in the hands of the local and district authorities, otherwise what are they for?
During Bingu’s reign, fires were rampant. Come Joyce we had a break in fires..Come Peteli more FIRES.What does that tell you about DPP? ali ndi makutu amve.
mzeru zanu ndi zootcha misika ife ndiye tiziti ngozi God will punish u guys mukuyesa ambuye sakukuonani shame andale!
are cities,towns, districts prepared and equipped to respond effectively? Do councils all over conduct awareness of emergency management and evacuation plans. Do councils do risk assessment to determine and classify it’s top 10 risks?. Do they have new early warning methodology systems that could be used for future disasters? Zakutu basi. How you contributed kuti zizichitikachitika? Chibwana eti? Don’t do mind games here. Uzani mtundu wa a Malawi zomwe muchite practically.
zitsiru bola ukanati dzatomboolombo
How much money has been spent to come out with such an empty and useless report?
you and your plans… come to action!
Do have some hydrants on the market and staff to fight fire not only collection of market fees would help a lot! This discussion about the reason of fire leads to nothing!-
If the government paid all its water bills fully and on time, the water boards might have the money to install hydrants at all large market places. Lack of fire-fighting equipment is yet another indication of underdevelopment. The government should be employing every means at its disposal to further development of the country. It does not do so by the delayed payment of its bills to essential utilities like water.
Zitsilu mufunamupusitse ndani muli inu nomwe aDPP