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Mineral Protection Unit to sensitise locals in Karamoja ahead of aerial survey

PETER SSENTI | PML Daily CorrespondentbyPETER SSENTI | PML Daily Correspondent
March 26, 2021
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Ministry Officials inspecting one of the two aircraft from a Spanish company, XCaliber that will be used in mineral aerial survey (PHOTO/Courtesy).

MOROTO – The Mineral Protection Unit of the police force is set to sensitise the locals in the Karamoja sub region ahead of the aerial survey that is about to begin.

Aerial surveying is to be done in conjunction with the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development.

According to the Unit Commandant, SP Jesca Keigomba, together with the ministry of minerals have embarked on a sensitization and alertness campaign in the districts of Karamoja to inform the locals that the exercise is for the good of the country.

The mineral protection unit has been around most parts of the country sensitizing the local artisans miners about the dangers of illegal mining that is taking place countrywide and advising them against the use of chemicals during mining.

The sensitization comes after the arrival of two aircraft from a Spanish company, XCaliber, on Tuesday.

According to SP Keigomba, aerial surveying is expected to improve mineral exploration, increase local and foreign investment in Karamoja region and increase employment opportunities.

The exercise, she said, has no risk or harm to health of human or animals.

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