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Originally published by Kenyanstop
December 13, 2025
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Concern as Piling Medical Waste Leaves Area at Risk of Landslides

Residents say they have no idea how much biomedical waste lies beneath the surface or its long-term health implications...
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Residents of Ganahola, Mikindani, Mombasa County, are living in fear due to a rapidly expanding dumpsite filled with medical waste, raising concerns about landslides and disease outbreaks. Despite a health notice and warnings from the Mombasa County Government, illegal dumping continues, particularly at night.
- The dumpsite now contains exposed medical waste, including broken bottles and contaminated materials, posing a severe health risk, especially to children playing nearby.
- Dan Manyala, the County Executive Committee member for Roads and Infrastructure, has issued a stern warning to those illegally dumping.
- The Mombasa County Government claims the site addressing the crisis is part of the current financial year's program, but residents report years of unfulfilled promises.
- Health experts warn that improper disposal of medical materials accelerates the spread of drug-resistant infections, and residents may be legally required to relocate if technical assessments confirm a threat to life.
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