National Day: Final Adjustments at Champ-de-Mars Before March 12

More than 400 officers are finalizing the last details for the national parade. With a focus on step synchronization and strict protocol, law enforcement is busy preparing for a solemn procession.

At Champ-de-Mars, rehearsals for the national day parade on March 12 continue. For over a week now, various units have been gathering daily to prepare for this parade, which is one of the highlight moments of the national celebrations.

In total, over 400 officers are mobilized to participate in this parade. The procession will include personnel from several branches of the country's law enforcement and security forces. Among them are the Mauritius Police Force, the Special Mobile Force, the Special Supporting Unit, and elements from the National Coast Guard, among others.

On the ground, participants are meticulously practicing their formations and movements. The ranks are being organized, steps are synchronized, and each movement is being adjusted to ensure perfect coordination on the day of the official ceremony.

These training sessions also help to fine-tune the organizational and protocol aspects of the parade. The goal is to provide a structured and solemn procession for the authorities and the public who will attend the celebrations on March 12. Rehearsals will continue in the coming days to finalize the preparations for this national event.