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Operesheni za Polisi zanasa 200 kwa tuhuma za uhalifu Tanga
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Operesheni za Polisi zanasa 200 kwa tuhuma za uhalifu Tanga

Mwananchi about 1 hour 1 mins read
Watu 200 wamekamatwa katika operesheni maalumu zilizofanywa na Jeshi la Polisi mkoani Tanga kati ya Juni 1 na Julai 16, 2026, wakihusishwa na makosa mbalimbali ikiwemo biashara ya dawa za kulevya, wizi, unyang’anyi na uharibifu wa miundombinu ya umma.

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