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Uganda: Jinja Road traffic jam disaster in waiting – Member of Parliament (MP) Nambooze

Uganda Republic Council

Moukino City Council member Betty Nambooze described traffic congestion on the road of Kampala-Jinja as a crisis, not just a warning of the traffic congestion. If not Solving this problem urgently.

Nambooze raised an important issue of a country on Tuesday, February 4, 2025, highlighting the serious risk brought by congestion, because fuel and refueling engine stayed in traffic for a long time.

“Some of us don’t want to be a prophet of doom, but it is irresponsible without solving this problem. If it is not to protect the grace of Ugandans in the United States, even the smallest accident, such as small fire, may cause life and property She lost. “

She acknowledged that road construction was expensive, but emphasized that technical measures should be taken to reduce risks.

She said: “For example, when I was young, trailers carrying goods can only move at a certain time to reduce congestion.”

Deputy Speaker Thomas Tayebwa agrees, which is a key issue that affects all road users.

Third Deputy Prime Minister Han. Rukia Nakadama said the engineering minister is quickly tracking Kampala-Jinja Express highway project.

“I want to tell this house and the country that the engineering minister is quickly tracking the Campra Guinajia Expressway. Once the funds are obtained, the building will be carried out.” Nakadama said.

She added that it is recommended to use Katosi-Jinja-Mukono Road as a replacement route.

Deputy Speaker instructed the Minister of Engineering to attend the parliament, which will solve temporary measures for transportation.

At the same time, HON. Sarah Najima (NAKASEKE Women’s Representative) put forward concerns about the situation in her constituency, and pointed out that machinery for repair has collapsed.

Published by APO Group on behalf of the Parliament of the Republic of Uganda.

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