Nema sanctioned the relocation of Kachok dumpsite, giving it a certificate of compliance. Environment Executive Salmon Orimba said about 100 hydraulic trucks will transport the waste every day. On Monday, the National Environmental Management Authority (Nema) sanctioned the relocation of Kachok dumpsite, giving it a certificate of compliance. According to Environment Executive Salmon Orimba, about 100 hydraulic trucks will transport the waste every day. However, four petitioners are seeking a court injunction to stop the relocation of the dumpsite to a quarry pit in Kajulu pending the hearing and determination of the case on February 19.

Source: Daily Nation February 06, 2018 20:15 UTC