The Lagos State Police Command on Sunday said 2,310 violators were arrested in the state during the lockdown, while thousands of vehicles and motorcycles
Command on Sunday said 2,310 violators were arrested in the state during the lockdown, while thousands of vehicles and motorcycles were impounded.
The gradual easing permits residents of these states to move freely from 6 a.m. – 8 a.m. when a daily curfew commences. The Deputy Superintendent of Police said 14 identified boundaries with neighbouring states were adequately manned and tactical units were deployed to reinforce the conventional patrol teams in the state during the lockdown.
Mr Elkana added that 2,092 vehicles were impounded within the same period for violating the lockdown order.
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