Bauchi State Government is to constitute mobile courts to try violators of its partial lockdown order.The state Deputy Governor, Sen. Baba...
Bauchi State Government is to constitute mobile courts to try violators of its partial lockdown order.
Tela, who is also the State Chairman, State Task Force on COVID-19, said the setting up of the courts would ensure that the preventive measures put in place to check the spread of the disease were followed, The deputy governor appealed to citizens of the state to cooperate with the government by adhering to the measures put in place to avoid community transmission of the virus.COVID-19: Bauchi Governor’s wife drums support on partial lockdown
This was contained in a statement signed by the Police Public Relations Officer of the Command, DSP Kamal Abubakar.
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