Africa-Press – Angola. The government of the province of Lunda-Norte approved (Tuesday) the regulation on administrative offenses, which aims to establish principles, define sanctions or fines to be applied by municipal administrations in cases of administrative infractions and/or violations of the rules of social coexistence.
The regulatory document, approved in an ordinary session of the Government, comprises two titles, four chapters and 45 articles and aims to regulate the processing and execution of the administrative offense process to be applied and ensure that citizens respect the rules of coexistence.
The fines to be applied range from 8,500 to one million and six hundred kwanzas, depending on the type and severity of the transgression in urban centers and on the outskirts.
On the occasion, the governor of Lunda-Norte, Deolinda Vilarinho, highlighted the importance of the document, as its application will allow greater involvement of citizens in the preservation of public assets and improving the image of cities.
He called on administrators to apply the regulatory document rigorously, in order to combat some acts that put social coexistence at risk.
During the meeting, government members were informed about the preparations for Carnival/2024, whose technical and logistical improvement is assured, the cholera prevention situation, which in addition to resources being guaranteed for possible cases, Lunda-Norte still did not record any cases of the disease.
The meeting also discussed the method for obtaining new buses, the instruction of action plans on toponymy and the plan for provincial and municipal surveillance councils.
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