Police and the army have set up joint reaction teams to attend to cases of harassment and abductions on civilians by alleged members of the uniformed forces in some of Harare's residential areas and in Chitungwiza.
In a joint statement Tuesday evening, the two security agencies said citizens must also try to capture visual images of the abuses but warned that they must be mindful not to put their lives in danger.
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