In preparation for Uganda’s national cleaning exercise, the police have announced the suspension of all transport operations nationwide. The move is aimed at ensuring a hitch-free exercise, which is scheduled to take place across the country. The national cleaning exercise is a quarterly event that brings together citizens, businesses, and government agencies to clean up public spaces and promote environmental hygiene. The police have stated that the suspension of transport operations is necessary to prevent any disruptions or accidents that may occur during the exercise. The suspension will be in effect from 6 am to 12 pm, and all public transport vehicles, including buses, taxis, and motorcycles, are expected to remain off the roads during this period. Private vehicles will also be restricted from moving, except in cases of emergency. The police have assured the public that the suspension is temporary and that normal transport operations will resume after the exercise. The national cleaning exercise is part of the government’s efforts to promote a clean and healthy environment, and the police’s decision to suspend transport operations is seen as a necessary measure to ensure the success of the event.
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