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Police presence huge on Earth HourSaturday, March 29, 2008
 Digicel Fiji 7s rep William Ryder supporting Earth Hour in Fiji Taken from / By: Courtesy of WWF Corporate Communications Officer Ema Mua says the force wants to ensure that no one takes advantage of the Earth Hour Initiative to break the law. Mua says the National Operations Command Centre has designated senior officers to look into areas especially towns where criminal activities are likely to occur. “A big number will be patrolling on foot and those who will be on motor vehicle. “We also have the National Operations Command Centre on high alert for that one hour and all divisions will be on standby for that hour as well. “We are focusing more on where crimes are mostly and densely occurs like Raiwaqa, Raiwai and even in the mid-city itself and in this case we will be increase our presence in all the places that we need to be,” she added. Mua has warned individuals thinking of breaking the law tonight to think twice. Fiji Broadcasting Corporation |
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