Residents of Nkurunka in Kajiado East are raising alarm over illegal deep mining activities that have severely disrupted their community. The unauthorized quarry operations have not only closed major public roads but also caused significant interference with electricity connections and environmental degradation.
Local residents have reported that the illegal quarrying has led to the closure of vital roads, making transportation difficult and posing safety hazards for pedestrians and motorists alike. Additionally, the indiscriminate mining activities have resulted in environmental degradation, impacting local ecosystems and natural resources.
Authorities have been called upon to intervene swiftly to halt these illegal activities and restore normalcy to the affected community. The residents are urging regulatory bodies to enforce strict measures against illegal mining operations to protect public infrastructure and preserve the environment for future generations.
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