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Experts want the Narok road shut due to cracks

Residents of Mai Mahiu examine the damage caused by heavy rains experiences along the Mai-Mahiu suswa road. [Edward Kiplimo/Standard]

The Government has been asked to close the Mai Mahiu-Narok road and suspend any development projects in the southern rift to prevent loss of life.

The scientists from the University of Nairobi (UoN) and the Institute for Meteorological Training and Research said the cracks were a sign of hidden and potent activity in the Rift Valley.

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