The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Anambra State Sector Command has deployed 1,500 officers, including Special Marshals, to strategic traffic locations to ensure an accident-free Easter celebration across the state.
Sector Commander, Corps Commander Bridget Asekhauno disclosed this to newsmen in Awka, the state capital, on Wednesday.
She said the Command has also placed emergency response teams on standby to handle any reported incidents.
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The command also has standby logistics to boost its operations during the Easter celebration, including tow trucks, Patrol vehicles, motorbikes, and Ambulances ready in case of emergencies and obstructions.
Asekhauno urged drivers to prioritize road safety, obey traffic rules, and exercise caution on the roads, especially during this period of increased traffic.
She appealed to passengers to take responsibility for their safety by wearing seat belts, avoiding overloading, and reporting reckless driving to authorities.
“We urge all road users to make safety a priority and arrive at their destinations safely. Let’s make this Easter a memorable one, not for crashes, but for safe travels and joyful celebrations,” the Sector Commander said.
“For emergency assistance, call the FRSC toll-free number: 122. The Command remains committed to saving lives, public enlightenment, and prompt rescue services,” Asekhauno added.
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