ENB community division hails decision

The National National

THE East New Britain Division of Community Development is supporting the provincial government’s decision to close shops on Sundays and public holidays.
Division adviser Christine Masiu said this had been the wish of the ENB Council of Churches for a long time.
Masiu said the closure of shops on Sundays and public holidays was to force businesses owned by locals and foreigners to respect Sunday as a day of worship.
Masiu said public holidays should also be observed by businesses.
It is also part of the province’s response to the Covid-19 pandemic to reduce the movement of people and the risk of community transmission.
Masiu acknowledged the commitment by members of the ENB Council of Churches to the Covid-19 programmes.

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  • Its about time we care tougher action against these Asians who are operating in our land. All leaders in ENBP must not compromise with this decision. If any so called kongkong who violate this decision, they must be charge and terminate their business licence and repatriated them back to their countries. Now the Asians are owning three quarters of the land mass in ENBP not long we will have generation of Asians in our province who will populated in numbers like ants . They don’t respect our worship days and public holidays. All local must also abide by this decision and not only Asians. Please nogat wantok system,,, You are doing fine ENBP..

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