Two educators remembering a head instructor for Arua city have been captured for leading exercises against the official mandate on COVID-19 anticipation.
David Ondoma, the head educator and Margaret Wanjiri of Lauka, a private elementary school in Golf Course Cell Arua Central Division were gotten today morning by police investigators at the school as they directed exercises. The two educators are presently confined at Arua Central Police Station.
Four different educators whose names are still to be set up are supposedly on the run and are being pursued for by the police.
As indicated by reports from the police criminal investigators who did the capture, the educators were discovered showing 15 understudies of various classes.
Hudson Ocen, the police representative for W. Nile affirmed the capture of the educators and the students however said the 15 understudies were advised and delivered to return home while the head instructor and one other female educator were caught and brought to Arua CPS. Ocen added that the two have been accused of rebellion of legitimate requests, gambling lives of students and disregard act liable to spread irresistible infection as additional examinations proceed.
Martin Oroch, the Resident City Commissioner Arua has denounced the activities of the instructors and the school proprietor for conflicting with the COVID-19 preventive rules and said suitable discipline will be directed to the offenders. He additionally cautioned other school owners and instructors against disregarding the official and Ministry of Health rules on COVID-19 avoidance.
A month prior, more than 20 students and five instructors were captured while leading exercises in Koboko region and educators were captured and charged for resisting official orders.
