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City motorists warned against presenting fake parking tickets

Pulbic Service Vehicles (Matatus) blockentrances of various shops along Nairobi's Luthuli Avenue. The traders owning the shops have consistently complained to the County Government of poor business and insecurity but nothing has changed. Photo/Elvis Ogina (Nairobi July 2nd,2016

County Secretary Robert Ayisi has warned that matatu operators found using fake parking tickets will be banned from operating in the city. The administrator also cautioned motorists about extortion by criminals impersonation county officers.

Dr Ayisi said the ban would extend to entire fleets owned by matatu saccos and the city administration would petition the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) to have the vehicle's licenses revoked.

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