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Kyadaaki Ibrahim Musana amanyiddwa nga Presure 247 ayimbuddwa ku kakalu ka Kkooti ka bukadde 2 obwobuliwo oluvannyuma lw'okwanjula abamweyimiridde nga be ba Ssenga be 2, ono alabuddwa obutaddamu kukozesa lulimi oluvuma bwatakikola okweyimirirwa kwe kwakusazibwamu. Read bulletin in English Here>

Three people have been rushed to at Kyebando Health Center IV fighting for their lives after being injured when Mbaya Runaku stream burst its banks, sweeping away a yet to be established number of Kisalizi primary school pupils in Kyebando Sub County, Kibaale district who were crossing today afternoon. The fast running waters of the swampy stream has also swept away crops and several domestic animals that were grazing.  Mbaya Runaku stream that separates Kyebando and Kasimbi Sub Counties has submerged the Kibaale-Kyebando-Kasimbi-Pachwa trunk road that cuts through to Pachwa of Kagadi district. Residents who were found at the scene today afternoon say that a group of young pupils from Kisalizi parents’ primary school were crossing enroute back home at a round 1pm when the stream incidentally burst its banks causing floods as it also swept away the papyrus. Uganda Online Radio_Updates:

TRAFFIC UPDATE : Abantu basabiddwa okukozesa enguudo endala okutuuka gyebagenda. Abava e Kampala nga bagenda Masaka bakozese Nakawuka road - Budo "junction",  Kitemu okutuuka ku luguudo lwa "Kampala-Masaka highway" , oba Mityana road - Buloba-Nsangi okuyunga ku "Kampala-MasakaHighway". Ate abava e Masaka nga bagenda Kampalabasabiddwa okukozesa Kitemu oba Budo- Nakawuka okutuuka e Kampala. Uganda Police Force esabye abantu okubeera abakkakkamu nga ekitongole kyenguudo ki UNRA ne Poliisi yebidduka bwebakola ekisoboka okutereeza embeera eno. 📷 Courtesy

Uganda Online Radio Updates : Kenyan Departed Chief of Defence Forces, General Francis Ogolla, has been laid to rest at his home in Ng'iya, Siaya County, as per his wishes. His burial happened in accordance with his will, which also specified that he be buried without a casket, with his body wrapped in simple sheets. The family disclosed that Ogolla had chosen a specific burial site. The final rites at the gravesite included three symbolic ceremonies. The first was the "reveille," a military wake-up call typically played with a trumpet, drum, fife, or bagpipes to signal the start of a new day. The second was the "last post," a poignant tune that signifies the end of military duty, played to honour a soldier's service. The third was a 19-gun salute, which is a traditional military honour recognizing the general's nearly 40-year career in the armed forces. Sponsored by:   UGANDA ONLINE RADIO Tune Now for the Latest News & Updates. Download Our Mobile...