Buses belonging to the Dee Cees Company will be soon running on Fiji roads displaying the Yellow Ribbon logo.
Commissioner of Corrections Lieutenant Colonel Ifereimi Vasu said that using this mobile initiative is a way of reaching the community with their message of giving ex-offenders a second chance.
He said it will also go a long way in fostering a partnership between Dee Cees and the Fiji Corrections Service.
Dee Cees managing director Dewan Chand said that he believes in giving second chances and finds this initiative a good one to support.
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