Police Warn 'Maskless' Drivers 'Cramming' Passengers In Kombis

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has warned commuter omnibus (kombi) drivers against “cramming” passengers in their vehicles as they have been doing in Harare and Bulawayo.

In a statement on Thursday, national police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi said police will not hesitate to take action against offenders. The statement read:

The Zimbabwe Republic Police is warning kombi operators not to cramp people in their kombis as witnessed this morning in some parts of Harare and Bulawayo.

Drivers are not putting on facemasks, not practising social distancing and putting four passengers at the front seat. The police will take stern action against such offenders.

Above all, only kombis contracted to the ZUPCO franchise are allowed to ferry passengers.

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The public should not cry foul when the law takes its course. All kombis without proper windscreens and panes, which have placed cardboard boxes will be impounded.

Police officers have been directed to take action accordingly. Let us all take heed of this warning.