NAIROBI, Kenya Jan 22 – Nairobi City County Environment team has embarked on a a major clean up of Lang’ata Cemetery.
This includes clearing overgrown bushes, weeding, litter picking, slashing, edge trimming, grass trimming/ mowing; and leveling of undulated grounds at the Langata Cemetry.
“This week, I issued a directive to the Environment team to ensure we provide dignity to all, including the departed. The environment sector then mobilized it’s workforce to assist the public health sector in undertaking the stated assignment (clearing overgrown grasses, bushes, slashing, litter picking, etc),” said Governor Johnson Sakaja.
He said the county will also restore dilapidated roads and signage’s.
“The team is working very hard to improve this. We all deserve to be treated with dignity. Dead or alive. This is how we will continue conducting our business by ensuring order, dignity, hope, and providing opportunities for all,” he said.
