Rift Valley regional commissioner George Natembeya has send off nine government officials over the death of ten people who allegedly consumed poisonous illicit brew in Nakuru County.

Natembeya who spoke on Monday morning confirmed that Bahati OCPD Bernard Wamugunda, Bahati DCC, Kiamaina ACC and OCS Kiugu-ini police station have been interdicted over the incident.

Natembeya also confirmed that Hodi Hodi area chiefs and sub chiefs and Thayu area chief have been interdicted.

He confirmed that their interdiction is in a move to curb sale of illicit brew in Nakuru.

Natembeya said the county police commissioner will take administrative action on officers abetting sale of illicit brew.

According to Natembeya, the government policy is not to transfer underperforming officers, but interdict them, which is the first step before one is fired.

Counties placed on alert for illicit brew sales include Nakuru, Bomet, Kericho, Nandi, Narok, Kajiado, Laikipia, Samburu, Trans Nzoia and Marakwet.

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  • Sarah should be jailed , it's so sad to kill someone pretending to be his partner, naomba Sheria uchukuliwe ipasavyo, najua pesa uongea lakini ingekua ni mtoto wako amefanyiwa hvi ,how how could you feel, angekua ni umaskini Hana chochote angekua jela sasa hvi na hata angepewa ruhusa ya kuongea , tunajua wenye pesa na umaskini ni tafauti lakini mungu yuko , Kenya si nchi mtu anaeza tamani kuishi kulingana na vitendo vinaendelea kutendwa na serikali tuko nayo , mungu tutetee na serikali wape hukumu mbele yao.

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