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New Batch of Personnel From Uganda's Formed Police Unit Arrive in Somalia
New Batch of Personnel From Uganda's Formed Police Unit Arrive in Somalia
SHOTLIST: New batch of personnel from Uganda’s Formed Police Unit arrive
in Somalia
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SHOT LIST:
1. Wide shot - Uganda FPU 11 officers disembarking from the plane on arrival at
Aden Abdulle International airport.
2. Med shot - Uganda FPU 11 officers disembarking from the plane.
3. Wide shot - Uganda FPU 11 officers welcomed by senior ATMIS police officers.
4. Med shot - Uganda FPU 11 officers welcomed by senior ATMIS police officers.
5. Wide shot - Uganda FPU 11 officers disembarking from the plane.
6. Med shot - Uganda FPU 11 officers disembarking from the plane.
7. Med shot - Uganda FPU 11 officers disembarking from the plane.
8. Wide shot - Uganda FPU 11 officers welcomed by senior ATMIS police officers.
9. Med shot - Uganda FPU 11 officers entering a bus after arrival at Aden Abdulle
International Airport.
10. Close up shot - Uganda FPU 11 officers inside a bus.
11. Wide shot - FPU officers getting off the bus.
12. Wide shot - FPU officers walking to clear with immigration on arrival.
13. Med shot - FPU officers walking to clear with immigration.
New batch of personnel from Uganda’s Formed Police Unit arrive in Somalia
The total of 160 personnel who will serve under the ATMIS Police component's
Formed Police Unit (FPU), will work alongside other contingents and Individual
Police Officers (IPOs) to provide operational support and capacity building to their
counterparts in the Somali Police Force (SPF).
The deputy contingent commander of the newly deployed FPU contingent, Assistant
Superintendent of Police (ASP) Julian Asaasira, says the personnel are well
prepared to support their counterparts from the Somali Police Force and implement
the mission’s mandate.
“We are well-trained. We’ve undergone mandatory pre-deployment training for six
months, during which we have acquired adequate skills to enable us execute our
duties effectively,” said ASP Asaasira.
Uganda is one of the ATMIS Police Contributing Countries (PCCs), together with
Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, and Zambia.
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