The Police in Rubanda District has discovered an unidentified dead body of a woman in her late 20s which was discovered in unfinished House in Rwenkurijo Cell, in Muyanje Ward in Bubaare Town Council.
This was confirmed by Kigezi Regional Police Spokesman Nelson Tumushime who said that a team of Police Detectives and Scene of Crime officers swiftly responded to the scene and the body was found lying in a state of decomposition.
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Tumushime explained that the Body was conveyed to Kabale Regional Referral Hospital Mortuary pending postmortem examination to establish the exact cause of her death.
The deceased is described as a female adult, approximately in late twenty’s, dressed in a multi – coloured Kitenge fabric with a dominant green color and some black and yellow.
The Police hss since urged members of the public who may be having a missing relative or a friend with the above description to go to the nearest Police or go to Kabale Regional Referral Hospital Mortuary to help in identifying the body.
Meanwhile Kisoro District Police Commander Edatu Cosmas has called on boda boda riders in Kisoro to partner with police in the fight against crime.
The DPC made the remarks while addressing members of Kisoro United Boda Boda Operators during their annual general meeting held yesterday at Shaaza Playground in Kisoro Municipality.
Edatu urged the riders to prevent criminals from infiltrating their industry by carefully vetting new members before admitting them and also called on them to promptly report suspected criminals to police and to assist during emergencies by transporting accident victims to health facilities.
The DPC further asked the riders to provide timely intelligence on suspicious individuals, abandoned property and unusual movements. He encouraged them to actively participate in village meetings and support community policing initiatives.
Kisoro Traffic Police Officer-in-Charge Ainomugisha Musa advised the riders to always carry their personal documents, avoid drug abuse and alcohol, refrain from wearing sandals or slippers while riding, avoid speeding and dangerous overtaking, and not overload their motorcycles. He stressed the need to respect all road rules and regulations.
Kisoro United Boda Boda Organization General Secretary Batamukoraho Baker highlighted key achievements during the outgoing two-year term which include construction of a store house that has reached the second level, introduction of motorcycles for riders on affordable loan terms, issuance of membership cards, and provision of uniforms to stage masters.
