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Police checkpoints help reduce weekend fatalities

Monday, May 23, 2022 | 950 Views |

Traffic police on duty. PIC: PHATSIMO KAPENG

Concerned with the rising fatal accidents that continue to claim lives in the Greater Gaborone, traffic police introduced a new initiative last weekend to reduce road fatalities.

Police have over time expressed deep concern over the increase in road fatalities since the beginning of the year.

To address the concerns, traffic police had set up drunk driving operations in and around Gaborone to reduce road deaths.

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