The transportation corridor leading to and from Kamembe is a critical artery for commerce and travel. Securing this corridor against theft and unauthorized activity requires a robust system of physical patrols and checkpoints. In the absence of GPS tracking, human presence becomes paramount. Scheduled patrols by security personnel act as a visible deterrent, discouraging criminal activity and providing a rapid response to any incidents. Checkpoints, strategically located along the corridor, serve as control points for vehicle inspections and documentation verification. Trained personnel conduct thorough checks of vehicles, cargo, and driver credentials, ensuring compliance with regulations and preventing the movement of illicit goods. Physical barriers, such as gates and roadblocks, further enhance security, restricting unauthorized access and controlling vehicle flow. Regular communication between patrol teams and checkpoint personnel ensures coordinated operations and rapid response to any security breaches. This combination of scheduled patrols, physical checkpoints, and physical barriers creates a strong security perimeter along Kamembe’s transportation corridor.