Chad security operation leads to 347 arrests in N’Djamena’s 10th district

An extensive joint security operation swept through N’Djamena’s 10th district late last week, involving the National Gendarmerie, National Police, and specialized units under the National Anti-Terrorism Group. The operation was overseen by Police Inspector General Tougoud Digo Maïdé and Major General Djiddo Mahamat Haggar, with Public Security Minister Ali Ahmat Aghabache personally monitoring progress.

Arrests and seizures highlight security crackdown

The coordinated sweep resulted in significant findings, including the confiscation of illegal firearms and unregistered vehicles. Authorities detained 165 foreign nationals without proper documentation and 282 Chadian citizens lacking identification. The operation’s scale reflects the government’s intensified efforts to curb irregular migration and unauthorized arms circulation.

Security minister commends operational success

Following the operation’s conclusion, Public Security Minister Ali Ahmat Aghabache praised the professionalism and efficiency of the security forces involved. He emphasized the operation’s success in maintaining public order and safeguarding the capital’s residents. The minister’s remarks underscored the government’s commitment to strengthening security protocols in high-risk areas.