Somalia:Government to establish Mogadishu security.

 Mogadishu 15 Fabaury 2009 Waagacusub Media

A security committee, that recently being appointed by the Somalia's president, said on Monday that they will deploy joint police forces in the police stations in all Mogadishu's neighborhoods as part of establishing the security in the war-ravaged capital.

Speaking to the reporters in Mogadishu, the head of the committee Abdalla Boos said they are taking very necessary steps to ensure the security in the city arranging troops in all the 16 districts in Mogadishu.

He also ordered total removal of all the checkpoints in the city within 48 hours and warned any move might damage the traffic of the civilians. government set up several roadblocks on the main streets inside the capital where they take money from the public buses.

This is a security establishment to pave the way for the extended Somali parliament which is expected to settle in the capital where partly controlled by the rebel Islamic movements.

It is not yet clear how the security measures will effect throughout the capital as most of the city became strongholds of heavily armed rebel Islamists

residents in Mogadishu are worrying about the possibility of more conflict if the joint troops try to reach areas controlled by Al-Shabab and Islamic party militias who earlier vowed to face war against the new government and African Union peacekeepers.

By:Dahir Abdulle Alasow
Dahiralasow@yahoo.com