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Oguna links CFSs to narcotics trade

Government spokesman Cyrus Oguna. [File, Standard]

Narcotics storage has been cited as one of the reasons why operations of Container Freight Stations (CFS) are being wound up in Mombasa through the new port to rail cargo clearance and transportation strategy.

Yesterday, government spokesman Cyrus Oguna said some of the CFS have been storing and handling drugs that find their way into the market.

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