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Stronger patrols secure Lomé coast after dismantling operations

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Map: Lomé, Togo

Security forces are stepping up patrols along the Lomé coastline, from Kodjoviakopé to the Lakes area, after illegal installations were dismantled. The measures, including motorised patrols and specialised units, aim to prevent crime and keep users safe, reports 24heureinfo.

Security forces have stepped up patrols along the Lomé coastline, from Kodjoviakopé to the Lakes area, after illegal installations were dismantled, reports 24heureinfo. Motorised patrols and specialised units regularly monitor the area to prevent crime and protect local residents and visitors.

The authorities want to maintain public order and reassure users following the dismantling operations, according to 24heureinfo. The security measures accompany efforts to end the illegal occupation of parts of the coastline.

The monitoring follows the eviction of operators from Lomé beach. It is part of the context of evictions announced in Lomé from 2 November.

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