The crowd gathered to witness the violence. H-Metro
witnessed the two touts in action.
A tout who refused to be identified told H-Metro the fight
was triggered by one of the touts who had quit touting at the main bus stop and
later resurfaced from nowhere claiming ownership of the illegal bus stop.
This did not go down well with one of the touts who had
assumed ownership of the space and in a fit of rage punched the unsuspecting
other tout in the face and he nearly fell down.
As a result, the two then engaged in a fierce fight drawing
the attention of the public. “Hondo iyi yakonzerwa naOnias Mhembere. Akange
asisashandire pano asi nhasi tozoshamisika ave kuti adzoka panzvimbo pake.
“Izvi hazvina kufadza Theo. Pasina chinguva Mhembere, abva
akanda chematsenganzungu kuna Theo. Izvi zvabva zvapa Theo hasha vaviri
vakaumburudzana nezvibhakera,” said the tout.
He said they had to restrain the two from further
inflicting harm on each other. George Kagoro of Hunyani Section urged the
police to crack a whip on touts who are causing havoc and mayhem at the bus
station.
Kagoro said most of the times, the touts don’t respect
commuters. “I want to urge the police to crack down on these touts who are now
becoming a nuisance in Chinhoyi,” said Kagoro.
A senior citizen Modercai Tumbare, implored the local
authority and the police to be tough with the touts.
He underscored the need to maintain a clean and safe
environment, while at the same time maintaining law and order by removing the
touts from all bus stop areas in Chinhoyi.
“Mwanangu, tinokumbira hurumende nevekwakatsekera kuti
vabvise mahwindi ayo arikukonzeresa manyongori uye nekushungurudza vanhu. Zuro
mumwe mudzimai vakamukakatirana vachimumanikidza kukwira tsviriyo yavo,” he
said. H Metro
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