KeNHA Issues Notice as Sinkhole Reappears Along Nakuru–Eldoret Highway
The sinkhole has caused fresh cracks just 48 hours after KeNHA repaired the section...
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The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) has issued a new advisory for motorists on the Nakuru–Eldoret Highway near the Eveready roundabout after a sinkhole reappeared, causing fresh cracks and fears of a wider collapse. This re-emergence occurred just 48 hours after initial repairs.
- The sinkhole first appeared on Wednesday, September 4, disrupting traffic for hours on the busy Nairobi–Eldoret Highway.
- The affected part of the road has been closed by Police, leading to heavy traffic congestion.
- KeNHA confirmed the sinkhole was caused by water seepage and geological activity, and is working with other government agencies and geologists to investigate.
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