Interior Ministry renews curfew hours on Walewale

The Interior Ministry has extended the curfew in Walewale, a town in northern Ghana, in response to ongoing security concerns. The new regulations, effective from 8 PM to 5 AM, aim to maintain peace and order following recent disturbances. Citizens are urged to comply with these measures as authorities work diligently to restore tranquility in the area.

The decision comes after a series of violent incidents that have raised alarm among residents and local leaders. By enforcing these curfew hours, officials hope to deter further unrest and ensure the safety of the community. Security forces will be deployed throughout the region during curfew hours to monitor compliance and address any potential threats.

Residents are encouraged to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities to the authorities. The Ministry's proactive stance reflects its commitment to safeguarding public safety while balancing civil liberties. As tensions ease, officials will reassess the situation, aiming for a return to normalcy for Walewale’s citizens.