Police embarks on door-to-door visits for people with albinism

Malawi Police in Phalombe have intensified operations aimed at protecting people with albinism by introducing door-to-door home visits as one way of ensuring that there is maximum security in the communities where albinos live.

Police Commissioner Chisale and persons with albinism in group photo

In an interview on Friday, Phalombe Police Station Public Relations Officer (PRO), Innocent Moses said there has been a reduction of cases of albino attacks following interventions that thePolice have been carrying out to sensitize communities against the persecution of persons with albinism.

“We have been engaging communities to sensitize them on the issue and we have also been holding night patrols in the communities, something that has created a secure environment for the vulnerable,” he said.

Moses added that the Police considered the home auditing initiative as a systematic tool that would lead to the eradication of suffering of persons with albinism.

“I am glad that the community has embraced this concept and people are happy to work with the police despite fears that they may be targeted by those planning to attack people with albinism,” he said.

“Additionally, the Police are mainstreaming messages to do with albino protection in various activities that they are conducting in the communities,” the PRO said.

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mtete
mtete
5 years ago

Chkwera’s blunt talk on albinos has really ruffled feathers. Our usually dosing law enforcers have all of a sudden started earning their salt. There is this biased chorus that the MCP leader only criticised but offers no solutions. The fact that the police are busy, Ntaba has woken from hibernation and K3.1b has been released is clear testimony that Chakwera talks sense after all.

chikoti
chikoti
5 years ago

Great news indeed..

Mbakavuu
Mbakavuu
5 years ago

Too little too lateu

Amos
5 years ago

Fotoyo, aitenga kuti? Mpaka door to door. Mukagwira suspects, akati aulule misika yake, mukuwapha mu police custody. Musandinyase apa

Silica gell
5 years ago

Wina atukwana kuti alakwitsa, banthubafipa!

mtete
mtete
5 years ago

Chakwera has really stirred DPP. Everyone is now doing something towards the albinos plight.

ndele
ndele
5 years ago

sizipita patali izi trust me. kumuika mphecepece dausi. kufuna kukwilila nkhani. uyu nkazi wa cisaleyu kaya ndi ex wake khaya, asatinanyase ndi ma phozi displaying the vulnerables. trust me anta. nothing tangible. ma police nde zisiluso

Make Malawi Great
Make Malawi Great
5 years ago

Visit the suspects and dont kill them they have the big fish list you follow one lead to another you eventually get to the market even a std 3 child knows this!! Stop PR stunts MPS like u doing what needs to be done. Dont fool us like the Blue CadetShittyHeads leading this country.

Namizinga
Namizinga
5 years ago

Too late!

Ndau
Ndau
5 years ago

Good initiative. It needs to be nationwide.

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