You now have to have your wits
about you every time you go out in your car ….. it seems that the underworld
are climbing on the band wagon and seizing every opportunity to con the public
and unlawfully fining them with no authority … especially targeting women on
their own or with young children in the car. The latest scam is the
exorbitant amounts asked for when illegally using a mobile whilst driving. This
IS an offense, but the amount for the spot fine is no more than USD$20. All
policemen have a force number which you are entitled to ask for, and an
official receipt should be issued to you. Using a hand-held
cell-phone while driving is illegal - we ALL know this has been law
since August 2002. So be more responsible and use ‘hands-free’ devises if
you must speak whilst driving. There is no doubt that concentration is averted
from driving when talking and often accidents happen which could well have been
avoided. Do NOT stop in the middle of the road with flashing hazard lights on
…. This is still not safe, pull right off the road out of all flowing traffic
if you need to be on the phone, this is being careless, and not driving with
due care and attention. If you are behind the wheel you know the law so adhere
to it.
Avondale West, Mount Pleasant, Alex Park have reported break ins, with
the very long hours of no power that we have been experiencing, and with no let
up in the very near future as far ZESA is concerned, we need to be more vigil,
and make sure that the security is as good as possible to alleviate extra
stress in our daily lives. Battery backup is often not having time to
fully recharge at times, so have other measures in place to counteract
this. Keep gates locked, even in daylight hours, make sure all staff are
aware of your security plan and that they adhere to it. Keep grills over all
windows and entrances, doors etc at all times where possible, it may be more of
an effort but it’s for peace of mind.
Come on .... lets see the difference and make Zimbabwe safe ........
Let’s ALL fight
this crime together - stay ALERT and SAFE !
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