We are not aiding abductions – Police


Albino

Police in the Eastern Region have denied reports that they are playing a role in the killing and abduction of people with albinism.

Reacting to accusations which were made by traditional leaders in Machinga, the region’s community policing coordinator, senior superintendent Alfred Chimwaza said the police are not helping the criminals.

Albino
Albino attacks on the rise in Malawi. (Google images)

“I think the problem is that everyone thinks different from another, I suggest that there can be other officers with such ideas. People should know that we are not aiding albino’s abduction but we are against it,” said Chimwaza.

He added that the law enforcers are working tirelessly to make sure that people with albinism are enjoying their rights just like everyone.

Cases of people born with albinism being abducted and killed have increased in the eastern region especially in Machinga and other surrounding areas and this has prompted Eastern Region Police to conduct interface meetings with villagers in the district.

 

44 thoughts on “We are not aiding abductions – Police”

  1. Nde tiblame ndani? Poti anthuwo mukagwira mukumawatulutsaso apo zii kuwapatsa zaka zochepa 5year prisoner mulandu wakupha nayeso akakhale moyo wake wose kundende koma 4 year anthuwa chilango chikuwachepela.nde apa mukuti tisa blam police why? Eee inu mukudyanawo chamagazichika akumakupatsanikoni makwachawa

  2. Nde tiblame ndani? Poti anthuwo mukagwira mukumawatulutsaso apo zii kuwapatsa zaka zochepa 5year prisoner mulandu wakupha nayeso akakhale moyo wake wose kundende koma 4 year anthuwa chilango chikuwachepela.nde apa mukuti tisa blam police why? Eee inu mukudyanawo chamagazichika akumakupatsanikoni makwachawa

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  4. They need to dny that bcoz akagwila the suspected people amalandila ziphuphu mkuwamasu without being judged ndie akutengapo gawo

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