Motorists Association Warns Drivers Over Robbery Scheme on Busy Road
The criminals are said to be placing stones on the climbing lanes along the route to force vehicles to stop and ambush drivers...
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The Motorist Association of Kenya (MAK) has issued a stark warning to drivers, urging extreme caution on the Narok-Mai Mahiu road due to a rise in violent robberies.
- Criminals are reportedly using stones to obstruct vehicles on the climbing lanes, particularly near the Pirnyiny area between Ntulele and Ewuor Ekule.
- A driver was allegedly killed after attempting to remove these obstructions, with attackers armed with machetes.
- MAK advises motorists to avoid the route at night, travel in groups, or coordinate with local authorities for safer passage.
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