Police officers discovered Patrick living beneath a large tree at Sigone village during their regular patrol. The man has made the outdoor spot his home for more than 30 days without proper shelter. Officers noticed Patrick looked confused and sick during their Thursday visit to the area. They drove him to Bunya Health Centre for doctors to examine his condition. Medical staff checked Patrick but sent him back to his tree home the same day.
Chief Inspector Raimbert Muronga said Patrick carries no papers showing who he really is. The homeless man has no family members that police can contact for help. Government workers cannot find Patrick listed for any social assistance programs. His lack of documents makes it hard for officials to provide proper care. Patrick survives without basic needs like food and warm clothing.
Cold weather threatens Patrick's health as he sleeps outside every night. He owns no blankets or extra clothes to stay warm during chilly periods. The man has nothing to eat and no clean water source nearby. Police worry about Patrick's safety as winter months approach the region. Officers ask community members to share information about Patrick's identity or relatives.
Chief Inspector Raimbert Muronga said Patrick carries no papers showing who he really is. The homeless man has no family members that police can contact for help. Government workers cannot find Patrick listed for any social assistance programs. His lack of documents makes it hard for officials to provide proper care. Patrick survives without basic needs like food and warm clothing.
Cold weather threatens Patrick's health as he sleeps outside every night. He owns no blankets or extra clothes to stay warm during chilly periods. The man has nothing to eat and no clean water source nearby. Police worry about Patrick's safety as winter months approach the region. Officers ask community members to share information about Patrick's identity or relatives.
