Nsereko has been responding to the Inspector General of Police’s statements made yesterday when he said that the fire that caught Owino on Sunday morning was a result of temporary structures that were used in the construction.

Nsereko says there is no way one can put permanent structures in place without a title because permanent structures need plans which must be approved by the council.

Nsereko has pledged 20 million shs to traders to help them in the reconstruction of the market, on top of a 10m grant to traders to also facilitate their welfare as they organise to resume work.

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