Motorists Warned After Bridge Reportedly Collapses Along Busy Highway
The 60-Kilometre highway has now been rendered impassible, with motorists advised to use alternative routes...
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The Muhoroni-Kisumu highway is currently impassable after a bridge reportedly collapsed on Saturday evening, June 27.
- Motorists are advised to use alternative routes via Kericho or Chemelil.
- The Long-Distance Drivers and Conductors Association (LoDDCA) issued an alert about the collapse.
- The collapse disrupts a vital transport corridor linking Kisumu City to sugar-producing regions and other counties.
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