Fix Policing
- Description:
- A senior politician says the ruling government must address the rife in law and order issues in the country. Enga Governor and leader of People’s Party Sir Peter Ipatas says despite efforts to fix the police force, there is more work to be done. Sir Peter says the Government must look at alternate ways to improve the Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary as the responsible agency to enforce law and order.
- Display date:
- 10/10/2021
- Location:
- Port Moresby
- Collections:
- EMTV Online Videos
- Content partner:
- EMTV Online
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- Not specified
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