Imenti forest chokes on diaper waste

The forest has been choking under mounds of soiled diapers that pose a risk and a health hazard...

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The Imenti forest in Meru County is facing a severe environmental crisis due to the rampant dumping of soiled baby diapers, posing a significant health and ecological hazard.

A truckload of soiled diapers was collected from a single one-kilometre stretch of the forest during a clean-up drive.
National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) coordinator Jessica Kahura expressed grave concern over the improper disposal.
The dumping is intensifying, with evidence suggesting intentional disposal in bags and sacks, threatening wildlife and water sources.

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