GPF Initiates Training for Traffic Officers
Date: February 12, 2024
The Gambia Police Force commenced a two-week training program for traffic officers on Monday, February 12, 2024, at the Police Credit Union Hall in Kanifing.
This training aims to equip officers with the necessary skills and knowledge before the OIC Conference, focusing on road safety, traffic management, and control.
By investing in training initiatives, the Gambia Police Force demonstrates its commitment to effective traffic management and overall community well-being.
GPF INITIATES TRAINING FOR TRAFFIC OFFICERS
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