Kenya: Govt Asked to Avail Funds for Removal of Asbestos Roofs

[Capital FM] Embu — Following Government directive ordering removal of asbestos roofs in both private and public buildings in three months, leaders in Embu have appealed to the government to appropriate funds to the affected institutions.

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