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Bridge to death as pedestrians choose foot bridges with human waste or flee across highways to get squashed by speeding drivers

By By MWAURA SAMORA | Oct. 18, 2013

By MWAURA SAMORA

The new Thika Superhighway has more than six footbridges between the city centre and Githurai but that has not stopped pedestrians getting killed or injured by speeding vehicles.

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