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Police return to Mozambique's lawless roads

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Good afternoon. Mozambican police have announced the reintroduction of speed and alcohol checkpoints across the country in an effort to curb the rising number of road accidents and deaths. This decision follows a tragic accident on 24 March in Gondola, Manica Province, in which some 23 people lost their lives, as well as other recent fatal incidents in Gaza and Maputo provinces.The full Daily Briefing continues below for Pro subscribers. Subscri…

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Police return to Mozambique's lawless roads

Good afternoon. Mozambican police have announced the reintroduction of speed and alcohol checkpoints across the country in an effort to curb the rising number of road accidents and deaths. This decision follows a tragic accident on 24 March in Gondola, Manica Province, in which some 23 people lost their lives, as well as other recent fatal incidents in Gaza and Maputo provinces.The full Daily Briefing continues below for Pro subscribers. Subscri…

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