Gambia Police Force joins nation in honouring World War I and II veterans
The Gambia Police Force Sunday joined the nation in a solemn ceremony to recollect and honour the veterans of World Wars I and II.
The occasion, which befell at McCarthy Square in Banjul, introduced collectively numerous branches of the navy, ex-servicemen, authorities officers, and diplomats to pay tribute to those that served within the two world wars.
Led by the Vice President of the Republic of The Gambia, Muhammed B. S. Jallow, the ceremony included a two-minute silence to replicate on the sacrifices made by the veterans. Wreaths had been laid on the memorial in a poignant show of respect and gratitude for his or her service, which helped form the course of historical past and contribute to the peace and stability the world enjoys at the moment.
The occasion additionally served as a possibility to focus on the continued dedication of The Gambia to honour and bear in mind the contributions of its veterans.
The Gambia Police Force’s participation additional emphasised the nation’s dedication to recognising the enduring legacy of those that fought within the international conflicts of the twentieth Century.
The ceremony was a transferring reminder of the bravery and selflessness proven by the women and men who served in each World War I and II, and it underscored the significance of remembering their efforts within the pursuit of peace.
Reporting by Adama Makasuba
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