l wish to make this suggestion to ease the constraints associated with the ongoing 21-day vehicle inspection. Yes government needs to generate revenues for development, but I think we have to proceed in ways that the whole nation is not brought to a standstill because of vehicle inspection. So here is my suggestion:
The Ministry of Transport, the Liberia Revenue Authority and insurance companies should team up and open up to 20 temporary document processing and payment centers across Monrovia. Vehicle owners going to those centers should only pay what they are required to pay and obtain payment receipts. They can use the payment receipts to ply the streets and allow time for the Transport Ministry and insurance companies to process their documents.
That way we will not have people getting stranded in the streets all day as I have seen today.
So just open at least 20 temporary centers across Monrovia, get car owners to go there and pay and valid receipts that can be used to get in the traffic and then process their documents late.
The way it is currently being done makes even people who have regularized vehicle documents to suffer along with those who are not in compliance.
My one cent suggestion.
The Iraqi Security Media Cell, an official body responsible for disseminating security information, said in a statement that Iraqi forces had launched “a wide-ranging search and inspection operation” targeting the perpetrators near the Syrian border, pledging to bring them to justice.
The attacks came after a huge blast at a military base in Iraq early on Saturday killed a member of an Iraqi security force that includes Iran-backed groups. The force commander said it was an attack while the army said it was investigating and there were no warplanes in the sky at the time.
