According to the Sept. 3 order signed by the Chief of Staff of the Angolan Armed Forces (FAA), General Egídio de Sousa Santos, all FAA units, facilities, and organs will be placed in a state of high combat readiness to avoid incidents that "disturb public order and tranquility."
During this period, security measures for critical economic and strategic targets and government facilities will be strengthened, the movement of military columns will be controlled, and the departure of military aircraft will be restricted,
Guard and garrison duty will also be stepped up, and measures to control weapons and ammunition will . . .
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