KeNHA Closes Road Indefinitely After Public Uproar
KeNHA cautioned road users, including pedestrians and drivers, against using the road...
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The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) has indefinitely closed a section of the Marigat-Loruk highway due to severe flooding caused by rising water levels in Lake Baringo. This closure follows public outcry from residents concerned about connectivity and safety.
- The flooding is a result of heavy rains causing Lake Baringo to overflow.
- KeNHA has advised motorists to use alternative routes, including the diversion at the Loruk-Chemalingot road.
- Residents reported difficulties, with children unable to attend school and concerns about attacks from water animals like hippos and crocodiles.
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