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Emergency services in Nairobi city to go on as usual despite closure of some major roads

Emergency service providers have assured Kenyans that they will continue offering their services amid movement hitches occasioned by the visit of US President Barack Obama.

Though major roads will be closed to ensure smooth travel of Obama and other delegates attending the Global Entrepreneurship Summit (GES), emergency services providers will access some of the areas that will be restricted.

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