The government is strengthening regulations for armoured bullion vehicles used in Ghana. These rules cover the entire lifecycle of the vehicles, from their import to their eventual decommissioning.
The move is intended to enhance the security of cash-in-transit operations across the country. This aims to better protect personnel involved in transporting cash.
It also seeks to safeguard valuable assets and the general public. These measures are a response to evolving security threats faced by cash transport services.
The Deputy Minister of the Interior has reaffirmed the government's commitment to these enhanced security measures. Further details on the specific regulatory changes are expected.