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County demolishes illegal kiosks to curb flooding in Narok

Illegally structures built along waterways in Narok Town that were demolished on November 28, 2017 by Narok county officials to curb flooding. PHOTO | GEORGE SAYAGIE | NATION MEDIA GROUP

What you need to know:

  • The Narok County Government had earlier issued a one-day public notice to kiosk owners in the town ordering them to pull down their structures
  • The county government also brought down illegal kiosks and open air markets which had mushroomed along public roads and road reserves.

Illegal structures along water ways in Narok Town were demolished by county officials on Tuesday night as the county administration made attempts to respond to raging floods that have swept through the town in recent days.

Flash floods over the weekend caused destruction, with businesspeople at a market near the main bus stage losing their goods.