Police difficulty security tips for New Year’s Eve 2025 celebrations
MOSHI: As Tanzanians put together to affix folks worldwide in celebrating New Year’s Eve 2025, the Kilimanjaro Police Force has issued a number of warnings, together with a prohibition on burning tires, blocking roads, and damaging infrastructure.
The police have additionally cautioned in opposition to drunk and reckless driving, emphasizing that such habits won’t be tolerated.
In an announcement issued on Tuesday by Kilimanjaro Regional Police Commander, Senior Assistant Commissioner of Police (SACP) Simon Maigwa, the Force introduced that safety has been strengthened forward of the New Year celebrations to make sure peace and concord throughout the area.
This consists of the deployment of extra cops and patrols.
The initiative encompasses foot patrols, bike groups, and automobile items to cowl main roads and public areas throughout all districts within the area.
Bar and leisure venue homeowners have been reminded to adjust to licensing phrases, together with adhering to closing hours and stopping overcrowding.
The use of fireworks can also be strictly regulated, with solely people holding legitimate permits allowed to set them off. Even then, fireworks are restricted to non-residential areas to make sure public security.
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Residents have been urged to safe their houses earlier than heading out for celebrations and to keep away from permitting youngsters to attend late-night occasions for his or her security.
“These measures aim to ensure a peaceful and orderly celebration as we welcome the New Year,” the assertion learn.
The police additional acknowledged: “We call on all residents to comply with the law. Anyone found violating these directives will face strict legal consequences.”
The Kilimanjaro Police assured the general public of their dedication to sustaining security and peace all through the celebrations and prolonged their needs for a cheerful and secure New Year.
