Occupants of Public Land Given Notice

Occupants of land belonging to public utilities in Torit Town have
been ordered to vacate immediately.


 22 May 2012

By Peter Lokale Nakimangole

TORIT, 22 May 2012 [Gurtong] – Torit County Commissioner Major William
Oyet Omoro has issued the directive notifying illegal occupants of
government land at Hai Sujun Prison, Hai Jiftalia Hospital, Hai
Slak/Jees Army Barracks and Hai Batari veterinary premises to vacate
within eight months to pave way for development by local authorities.
The notice expires on 30 January 2013.

The Commissioner’s order also affects those illegally occupying or
building on public playing grounds and any other open spaces in the
state capital.

“After 30 January 2013, we believe the occupants would have built
their own houses on appropriate lands. This ample time is to enable
you build your house and clear the land accordingly. … Your
cooperation is highly anticipated”, reads part of the order.

Speaking on the State Government- owned radio 97.5 FM last evening,
the Commissioner disclosed that a committee to follow up on the
eviction order is being constituted.

“This committee will not only ensure the order is implemented but will
also seek to establish the illegal occupants and allocate them
alternative land for development”, said Major Omoro.

A section of victims who talked to Gurtong expressed concern over the
short period of the eviction notice, saying the eight months will not
be sufficient to enable them acquire alternative land.

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