Comments on: SECURITY IN MAURITIUS

By: Meghna

Meghna — Fri, 13 Aug 2010 12:35:08 +0000

I really waiting 4 z re-introduction of capital punishment…….It is really awful to hear such murders….. Hope cases like murder,rapes….will b decreased..

By: Yashvin

Yashvin — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 21:43:30 +0000

Hi,

The rate of crime is increasing every year.

Generally speaking, there is no security in the island. everyday, i read in the newspaper a case of robbery or crime or ‘attack of salesman’.

the minister of the internal affair and the security, who is no one else than the Prime Minister, says that the crime rate has decreased and that the security level is good.he still compares the crime rate and security level to the one prevailing before he took government in 2005.

on the other hand, the commissioner of police comes and says that his staffs and his organization is accomplishing a great job. he also says that the population is in security in this island.

all the comments from the prime minister and the commissioner of police are nearly totally false and just to force the population to be silent.

today, there are lots of robbery in regions where a single case has never been heard.

I live in one of the main road in the south and my family is well known. nowadays, there is lots of robbery in this regions. the robbers are breaking into houses at anytime, in broad daytime by using duplicate keys or at night by breaking ‘antivols’. the robbers do a lot of mess in the house and took all liquid money and jewelery that they can find in the house.

if they are not breaking in houses, they are stealing batteries from buses and lorries as there are lots of heavy vehicles in my area.

in the past 2 weeks, 3 families in my area have been victims of robbery. all the cases have been reported the police. the police came on the spots to take some fingerprints but after 5 minutes the officers said that no fingerprint can be found.

all these cases of robbery have been reported to the police station, which is the regional police quarters for grand port. not a single case of these robbery has been solved by the police till today.

nowadays, people are afraid to leave their residence as they do not know what surprise is waiting for them at their return. people are also afraid to live in their own house at night as any stranger can break into their house during the night.

THIS IS SHOWING WHERE THE SECURITY LEVEL HAS REACHED IN MAURITIUS AND HOW THE POLICE ORGANIZATION ARE FUNCTION TO PROTECT THE GENERAL PUBLIC.

By: holo

holo — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 20:57:25 +0000

indeed crime in mauritius is a serious mattter but the one to blame is the government .try to think if a severe law would have been applied(eg death penalty for criminals,severe the sexual organ of the rapist)would there be an increase or ecrease in crime?

By: ann.naga

ann.naga — Tue, 11 Aug 2009 18:22:12 +0000

i am really sorry for the poor chap n his family.but let me tell u ,there are still people of this noble profession who collect enemies through the way they speak to non doctors n even to their juniors.beiing a doc does equally mean having courteous manners above all.

By: Daks

Daks — Thu, 11 Dec 2008 17:33:00 +0000

yeps badly need tht…
:S
need to put camera cachee also nw :s

By: Yashvin

Yashvin — Thu, 04 Dec 2008 06:50:00 +0000

@Avish :
That bu*** as u r saying, was a very good friend of mine, in fact, we sometimes walked together in our group

By: Kurt Avish

Kurt Avish — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 04:09:00 +0000

Capital punishment can be a good method to deal with those deadly criminals. However as someone said above… its only the small guy who will be punished without much enquiry and the big mafia sharks will always get out.

we have so many case we can take as example: The Gorrah Issac case, Deelchand case, Bassin Blanc, Lallmatie case where a bullsh*t at UOM was accused of murder, etc etc… so many.

By: Shah

Shah — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 08:22:00 +0000

bla bla bla…same old expected comments.

Rules, laws, etc – won’t matter unless the teacher, the social worker, the parent, the religious priest, you and lastly the gov work together. It’s utopian. Well, it does work if you’ve the will of Cory Booker – the mayor of Newark, US. Do read about him.

So, I look forward to reading more about crimes for nobody gets it. Plus, crimes provide material to blog, so. Viva crimes (pedophilia incl.), sexual promiscuity, teenage pregnancy, cheating exams, etc.. (Face it! We are facing a crisis of crises and it keeps increasing in size! And we all know that size matters! )

By: Pritty

Pritty — Sun, 23 Nov 2008 20:43:00 +0000

Indeed, that was one among the shocking news we are getting used to hear – man slaughtered while doing his work, Old ladies stabbed to death, Lover beating his partner to death, educated people performing black magic and drinking blood of young girl– What i’ll say next might seem incoherent Vandu, but I believe that all this is a result of our education system, remember the rat race that all of us had to participate in to get a good college, good grades or good ranking — I believe that making youngsters undergo such huge pressure (most probably from teachers and parents) since their tender age could well have resulted in such eratic behaviour from our fellow citizens (so called Young adults)– Point to be noted, please analyse the age of the recent criminals, they are not aged 50+ most of them are in their late 20’s and 30’s — Food for thought — WHO IS TO BE BLAMED!?!

Getting back to your topic, Agreed!! Mauritius, no longer a paradise island and not safe at all and all this do contribute to negative publicity for our country. Mauritius – Paradise – Tourism pillar of our economy — WAY TO GO!!! Can even say – very very long way to go!

By: Bhooks

Bhooks — Sun, 23 Nov 2008 05:13:00 +0000

I just wrote an essay and then press PAUSE. Hit the Backspace button.

We will always have security issues in MU until and unless we all make something for this to change.