Public Transport Operators Aid Alcohol Smuggling

Public Transport Operators Aid Alcohol Smuggling
Public Transport Operators Aid Alcohol Smuggling

FRANCISTOWN: Public transport operators might be amongst those who are playing a leading role in the distribution of alcohol that is smuggled into the country from Zimbabwe.

This is according to Francistown Central Police Station commander, superintendent Lebalang Maniki. Maniki shared his observation with The Monitor on Friday.

Maniki’s position came just after police at his station arrested a driver and conductor of a bus destined for Maun with alcohol that is suspected to have been smuggled into the country.

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