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Donkey carts to be banned from Meru town

Meru Governor Peter Munya addresses press after commissioning four garbage collectors, a vacuum exhauster and a water browser in Meru town. PHOTO:  PATRICK MUTHURI /STANDARD

MERU: In a move to transform Meru town to a modern city, donkey carts, littering and hawking will no longer be allowed within the town.

The county notes that hawking of vegetables and littering of the streets continue to give the town a rural image despite the millions of shillings pumped into the new streets and cabro-paved parking yards.

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