Port Moresby City Wardens Begin Their First Day of Duty
Port Moresby’s newly launched city wardens program began today, marking the first day of their service alongside police forces in Boroko and Gordons.
The wardens started their duties early this morning, with some reporting for work at 5 a.m. In Gordons, Police Station Commander Senior Inspector Gabriel Kini was on hand to greet the wardens and assign them to various locations where they would carry out their tasks.
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The public is encouraged to cooperate with the wardens to help maintain a cleaner and safer city. Senior Inspector Kini highlighted that while improvements may take time, the success of the initiative relies on the full support of the community. He urged the public to heed the wardens' guidance and avoid actions that contribute to the city’s safety and cleanliness issues.
A total of 150 wardens have been deployed, with 50 stationed in Boroko and 100 in Gordons. Police officers will monitor the wardens’ activities to ensure they are not harassed or intimidated.
Those who engage in harassment or intimidation of the wardens will face arrest and legal action.
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