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Night curfew: Police officers sprayed with human waste and dirty water in Pipeline estate

Residents of Pipeline estate have been warned not to frustrate  efforts to enforce the 10pm to 4am night curfew by throwing dirty water and human waste at the security teams on patrol. Mukuru Kwa Njenga acting chief Christine Mwende Marete  while the government is keen to support the area’s 24-hour economy, the locals must respect the law.

“We all know that Pipeline is a 24-hour economy estate but you must respect the curfew laws. I am new here in Embakasi South but what I have heard from my officers doing patrols at night is not good.

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