Regional Immigration Office North Implements Measures to Combat Illegal Migration
The Regional Immigration Office North strengthens border control and conducts awareness campaigns to address illegal migration in Malawi.
KARONGA, MALAWI — The Regional Immigration Office North in Malawi is implementing various strategies to combat illegal migration, aiming to address security concerns and resource strain, writes Tionge Hara.
Sergeant Francis Chitambuli, the Public Relations Officer of the office, highlighted the importance of proactive measures to tackle this issue in an exclusive interview with AfricaBrief.
One of the key measures implemented by the Regional Immigration Office North is the strengthening of border control and surveillance.
Immigration officers have increased their presence at border points and intensified patrols to detect and apprehend individuals involved in illegal migration.
In addition, the office has been working closely with international partners and neighbouring countries to enhance information sharing and collaboration in tackling illegal migration.
Regional cooperation is deemed crucial to effectively managing migration and addressing this issue.
To raise awareness about the risks and consequences of illegal migration, the Regional Immigration Office North has been conducting awareness campaigns.
Community involvement is emphasised as crucial in preventing illegal migration, with the office urging the public to report any suspicious activities or individuals involved in such activities.
Sergeant Francis Chitambuli stated, "We are committed to ensuring well-managed migration in our country. Through these measures and continued collaboration with international partners, we aim to address the challenges posed by illegal migration and protect the security and well-being of our nation."
The Regional Immigration Office North's proactive approach and dedication to addressing illegal migration reflect their commitment to safeguarding Malawi's borders and ensuring the integrity of the immigration system.