The Safety Department of Western Cluster Limited (WCL) over the weekend donated a speed gun to the Traffic Division of the Liberia National Police in Bomi County. The presentation was made by Henry Siboza, head of WCL's Safety, Health, and Environmental Sustainability Department, during a brief ceremony.
Mr. Siboza said the speed gun will help the police monitor and regulate the speed of Western Cluster vehicles transporting iron ore along the Bomi-Monrovia highway.
"This instrument is meant for you to help us track any of our vehicles that will overspeed on this road," Mr. Siboza said.
In response, Bomi County Police Commander Sylvester Hinneh expressed gratitude for the donation and emphasized that the device will be used not only to monitor Western Cluster vehicles, but also all traffic on the highway.
"We are so happy for this speed gun. It will make our work easier in regulating the movement of vehicles along this road," Commander Hinneh said.
He assured Western Cluster that the speed gun would be properly utilized and thanked the company for its support to the police and the community.
The donation marks another step in regulating road safety, especially with the increased transportation of iron ore on the Bomi-Monrovia highway.
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