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Commuters stranded on Mai Mahiu-Narok road after it was cut-off yet again

Mining Principal Secretary John Omenge leads senior government officials in inspecting the expanding Mai Mahiu fault line. He said the line was caused by floods and not tectonic activities as alleged in some quarters.

Transport along the Mai Mahiu-Narok highway was paralysed for over 20 hours after sections of it were washed away by floods and covered by mud.

During the incident that started on Monday evening, tens of motorists were left stranded on sections of the road while others were forced to use the longer Nakuru-Kericho road.

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