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The scrap metal council has begun sensitizing law enforcement officers on vandalism to prevent destruction of critical infrastructure along highways and power lines. According to the council, gaps in implementation of the law have allowed the illegal trade in scrap metal to thrive. This comes a week after the council threatened a permanent ban on scrap metal trade after road signs on the Kenol Marua road were vandalized
Scrap metal council begins sensitizing law enforcements
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