Police in Murang’a have set ablaze 48 gambling machines in a move aimed at eradicating illegal activities in the county. This comes amidst intensified efforts and crackdowns on illegal activities like drug and substance abuse, adulterated alcohol, illegal liquor outlets and gambling machines. The county launched a 100 day Rapid Response Initiative, aimed at curbing activities…
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