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    President Ali lauds GPF’s ‘Do The Right Thing’ campaign

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    President Dr. Irfaan Ali has commended the Guyana Police Force’s (GPF) ‘Do The Right Thing’ road safety campaign, praising its significant impact and positive results since its launch on November 1, 2024. The initiative, spearheaded by Home Affairs Minister Robeson Benn, aims to promote safer driving and responsible road use.

    Key points from President Ali’s remarks:

    1. Community Education: The President applauded Minister Benn’s stern approach in promoting community education through the campaign.
    2. Widespread Reach: Ali noted that the campaign reaches every citizen, emphasizing its broad public education aspect.
    3. School System Focus: The President called for greater energy from officers and division commanders in taking the initiative into the school system.
    4. Long-term Benefits: Ali highlighted the importance of influencing the next generation, stating that winning this battle would produce law-abiding citizens and reduce future societal issues.
    5. Proactive Policing: The President described the campaign as proactive policing that will yield long-term victory and rewards for Guyana.
    6. Critical Age Group: Ali emphasized the importance of reaching children aged 9-13, as they are in a crucial phase of absorbing information and influences.
    7. Societal Impact: The President stressed that this approach could help address broader issues of accountability and appropriate use of force in law enforcement.

    President Ali’s support for the ‘Do The Right Thing’ campaign underscores the government’s commitment to improving road safety and fostering a culture of responsibility among Guyanese citizens, particularly the youth.

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