Residents of Suna and Santak estates along Ngong road here in Nairobi are worried that they may have been drinking contaminated water after some residents found impurities in their tap water. The residents claim some of the water flowing in their pipes is mixed with sewage water. The Nairobi water company has moved in to investigate the matter and blames contractors for interfering with their water system.
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