How People Reacted To Use Of Drones By Harare City Council
Harare City Council announced on Twitter that they will be using drone technology to identify illegal structures and activities at residential properties.
The news was met with criticism with a number of people asking for service provision before technologgy. Here are some of the reactions below:
https://twitter.com/RaphaelMakumbe/status/1095388121397641217
https://twitter.com/i_am_vokal/status/1095426858215194625
Toda mvura yakachena ,hatimwi madrone
— 🤙🏾 (@Nonchie6) February 12, 2019
by activities what do you mean actuary…? endesai madrone kumawetlands uko nemorton jefrey zvekudzimba dzevanhu maku overstepper muprivate props ..mudakuona vanhu muswimming pool here?
— MGH (@manmah28) February 12, 2019
Manje hatikateme here kana kukaba manje ka drone aka
— Chi dark Force 🌚 (@MervynMacool) February 12, 2019
Let's start with the following :
Sewage technology
Garbage collection technology
Recycling technology
Clean water supply technology
Road rehab technology— Muzvinamushonga (@gkarani1) February 12, 2019
https://twitter.com/nyikadoc/status/1095357703231365120
Ko provision of safe, clean & portable water, muchaitawo rinhi ? A whole city that fails to provide clean tap water to its residents
— Clever Kuda Mlambo (@mlambo_clever) February 12, 2019
Hope you also use them to identify uncollected garbage. Tanzwa nekubuditsa mabin everyday and having to put them back after non-collection
— Bryan Matare (@BryanMatare) February 12, 2019
You have money to buy drones but not enough for refuse collection which you make us pay for?? Okay then.
— #endsars💙 (@armash) February 12, 2019
There is gross violation of citizens privacy in this scenario.Your drones will not only capture the saw called illegal structured, who knows what else will be captured and be used against those captured.I smell a rat here,watch the space
— Mtandazo Maphosa (@maphosamta) February 12, 2019
Why dont you provide clean water as well?
Why dont you remove garbage and provide ambulances to local medical centres?
Why not provide medicines in your clinics?
Why not fix street lights in motorways?— Tinashe (@CollinsTinashe) February 12, 2019
https://twitter.com/TineyiChinenya1/status/1095358269994999809
