Cattle Raiders Attack Agoro Sub-County, Leaving One Injured.
Agoro Sub-County in Uganda was recently attacked by suspected cattle raiders, believed to have crossed from South Sudan. The attack, which occurred last week, left one resident severely injured with serious burn wounds. Local authorities confirmed that the injured person was rushed to a nearby medical facility for treatment.
The raiders, armed with weapons, reportedly looted cattle before retreating back into South Sudan. Residents were left terrified by the sudden raid. Local leaders are demanding swift intervention by security agencies to prevent further incidents and ensure the safety of citizens.
Authorities have been urged to strengthen security measures along the Uganda-South Sudan border. Calls have been made for intensified border patrols and increased deployments of personnel. The Ugandan government is working closely with its South Sudanese counterparts to address these cross-border security challenges.
The Uganda Police Force and military units are conducting investigations into the attack. They are focusing on gathering intelligence to track down the suspects responsible for the raid. Community leaders in Agoro Sub-County have also promised to cooperate fully with law enforcement.
This attack highlights ongoing security concerns along the shared border between Uganda and South Sudan. Both countries have been grappling with security threats, particularly involving cross-border criminal activities like cattle raiding. Local communities are hopeful that stronger regional cooperation will reduce the frequency of such incidents.
The Ugandan government has vowed to take all necessary measures to safeguard the lives and property of its citizens. Authorities are working tirelessly to apprehend those responsible for the raid and ensure justicCattle Raiders Attack Agoro Sub-County, Leaving One Injured
Agoro Sub-County in Uganda was recently attacked by suspected cattle raiders, believed to have crossed from South Sudan. The attack, which occurred last week, left one resident severely injured with serious burn wounds. Local authorities confirmed that the injured person was rushed to a nearby medical facility for treatment.
The raiders, armed with weapons, reportedly looted cattle before retreating back into South Sudan. Residents were left terrified by the sudden raid. Local leaders are demanding swift intervention by security agencies to prevent further incidents and ensure the safety of citizens.
Authorities have been urged to strengthen security measures along the Uganda-South Sudan border. Calls have been made for intensified border patrols and increased deployments of personnel. The Ugandan government is working closely with its South Sudanese counterparts to address these cross-border security challenges.
The Uganda Police Force and military units are conducting investigations into the attack. They are focusing on gathering intelligence to track down the suspects responsible for the raid. Community leaders in Agoro Sub-County have also promised to cooperate fully with law enforcement.
This attack highlights ongoing security concerns along the shared border between Uganda and South Sudan. Both countries have been grappling with security threats, particularly involving cross-border criminal activities like cattle raiding. Local communities are hopeful that stronger regional cooperation will reduce the frequency of such incidents.
The Ugandan government has vowed to take all necessary measures to safeguard the lives and property of its citizens. Authorities are working tirelessly to apprehend those responsible for the raid and ensure justice is served.
