Karonga object from sky deemed safe by police

Police experts from Lilongwe checked the mystery object that fell from the sky in Malimbalimba village, Karonga District. They found it was not a bomb, explosive, or anything with radiation. The object crashed with a loud boom that scared many people in the area. After careful tests at the crash site, police said the object poses no danger to anyone living nearby. They brought special testing gear from the Kayelekera Uranium mine to make sure.

The tests showed no signs of harmful radiation coming from the strange object. Everyone can breathe easy, knowing it will not hurt them or make them sick. The loud crash worried many villagers, who heard and felt it hit the ground. Police have taken the strange sky object to their main office in the capital city. Karonga police boss Kelvin Mulezo said they need to look at it more closely.

Scientists might help find out where the mystery object came from and what it contains. For the moment, life can return to normal in Malimbalimba village after the big scare. The police acted fast to check if people faced any danger from the fallen object. Their quick work helped calm fears throughout the community. The local uranium mine offered great help by lending their special testing equipment to the police team.