SIDO Traders Remain in SIDO Area

Imetumwa : August 23rd, 2017

Mbeya Regional Commissioner Hon. Amos Makalla has asked SIDO traders to continue doing business in the area and order the City Council to develop a good mechanical system, infrastructure and all the precautions that will enable them to deal with the disasters in the future.

Speaking with traders during the submission of the SIDO Fire Expert Exams Case Report Hon. Makalla said that area had long-term problems where the Regional Government took the decision to submit to the top leadership where the leadership ordered the Regional Office to begin the process of changing the use of the area.

Hon. Makalla said the leadership of SIDO has agreed to allow traders to continue using the area for the market on terms of agreement between the SIDO and the City Council of how to operate the Market.

"The Traders are returning to the area and building permanent booths for a special contract and based on map and professional planning with the City Council will set up drawings for simplifying the construction of the area as modern to simplify the construction of infrastructure in the area That. "Hon. Makalla

In addition, Hon. the Regional Commissioner has expressed appreciation for the SIDO Fire Disaster Committee for working well with their recommendations and also enjoying the work of knowing the Source of fire in the market.

Dr. Tulia Ackson Deputy Speaker of the United Republic of Tanzania has made it clear to the traders for the impact they had received with their assets and showed great stability and enabled the committee to work well without disturbance.

Dr. Ackson has requested regional leadership to provide marketing solutions to help determine how best to keep marketing alert so that the risk of markets cannot be repeated. Dr Tulia has offered Tshs. 10 million as a pole to the market victims.

Submitting Committee report Chairperson of the Committee Mr. Anold Mkwawa said the committee has confirmed that the source of the fire has been caused by fire operations in the marketplace and it also pleased that there was no fire-burning insulation coming into the market.

Mr. Mkwawa said the burning of the market had led to a loss of Tsh Total. 14,293,325,202.87 After the burning of property and booths for traders in the SIDO Market.

"The Committee proposes the Army and Rescue Army to cooperate with the Clean Water and Water Authority to ensure that they set fire hydrants together with reservoirs wells on each Market and other areas of social services." Wrong

The chairman said the committee recommends that the Government continue to direct the people to educate the public about fiery disasters and how to protect themselves.