Muchinga Province Acting Permanent Secretary Jonathan Ng’onga has appealed to the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) to put up security measures at Chinsali’s airstrip.
Mr. Ng’onga said the airstrip being Chinsali receives a lot of visitors hence the need for adequate security.
He said the airstrip has no adqaute security and resident have turned it as a pathway which is also a risk to human life.
”The airstrip has become a pathway for residents in the area and has no convenient rooms in as much as it is located in the provincial headquarters which receives a lot of visitors, ” he said.
“The place is also in need of the fire tender to be on standby in case of anything because it is a reality that anything can happen at any time,” he said
The acting Permanent Secretary was speaking yesterday when a team from Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) comprising of the Board and Management from Lusaka paid a courtesy call on him at his office.
And speaking earlier Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) Acting Board Chairperson Patrick Nswana said the concerns raised by the provincial administration are not in agreement with the aviation rules hence measures will be put in place soon.
Mr. Nswana mentioned that luck of fire tenders and residents trespassing in the area among others, are critical to the security of the aviation sector.
” We will assess the situation on the ground and give a feedback on what is to be done to correct the situation,”he said.
Mr. Nswana further thanked the provincial administration for making sure that the Chinsali airstrip is kept clean at all times saying the challenges being faced will come to pass.
The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) comprising of the Board and Management are in Muchinga Province to check on the compliance aspect at airstrips in the province.
Fire tenders? Ba LT please….
Wasting taxes for white elephants in non productive regions.
Africans profess all sorts of religious crap even when they know it is all nonsense.
At home, religious indoctrination is the first form of orientation an African child receives. At a very early and impressionable age, infants are taught to recite meaningless syllables called prayers. Children are brainwashed by parents with various religious and spiritual myths. Their minds are infused with all sorts of religious dogmas. Parents ensure that children are brought up in their faith — the faith of the family and the faith of their parents. Children are taught to believe and follow, and not to question religious teachings even when there is every reason to do so.
African children are brought up to believe them and to swallow them hook, line and sinker. Not to question one’s family…
LT, why are we seeing the university, and not the airstrip pictures? In future, please show us pictures relevant to the story.
MISSHANDLED, MISSUSED, MISSPLANNED,MISSPRIOTIZED, MISSCOMMUNICATED, MISSREPRESENTED, MISSINGAGED, MISSADMINISTERED, MISSCONDUCTED, MISSFRAMEMED, MISSCAULCULATED, MISSINTRODUCED, MISSTRANSFORMED, MISSUNDERSTOOD, MISSECONOMZED, MISSINDUSTRIALIZED, MISSLEAD AND MISSRULED ZAMBIANS FOR THE PAST SEVEN YEARS.
SO KUYA BEBELE.
ONLY A MAD PERSON WILL LINK PF TO GOOD LEADERSHIP.