DOKEZO Polluted River in Mikocheni A Poses Health Risk to Residents

[Elizabeth j dahaye]

Residents of Mikocheni A are facing a growing health crisis due to a heavily polluted river running through their neighborhood. The river, clogged with waste and trash, poses a significant danger, particularly to children.

Abdallah Juma, a local resident, explained that the problem intensifies during the rainy season when the river carries even more debris, creating a strong, unpleasant odor.

Another concerned resident, Paschal Agelus, warned that the ongoing pollution could lead to the spread of dangerous diseases such as cholera, as the river transports untreated waste. Despite some efforts to address the issue, the situation remains hazardous to both children and adults living in the area.

 

[NYOLODO]

Residents of Mikocheni A are facing a growing health crisis due to a heavily polluted river running through their neighborhood. The river, clogged with waste and trash, poses a significant danger, particularly to children.

Abdallah Juma, a local resident, explained that the problem intensifies during the rainy season when the river carries even more debris, creating a strong, unpleasant odor.

Another concerned resident, Paschal Agelus, warned that the ongoing pollution could lead to the spread of dangerous diseases such as cholera, as the river transports untreated waste. Despite some efforts to address the issue, the situation remains hazardous to both children and adults living in the area.

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Kukodi rum kona hizi kias gan mkuu?

 

[Kamgomoli]

Mwandishi atakua mhaya huyu!

 

[Teknocrat]

utakoma na mashambulizi kwanini uandike king'eng'e wakati unajua kabisa sisi tulisoma st kayumba....

 

[Manjagata]

Residents of Mikocheni A are facing a growing health crisis due to a heavily polluted river running through their neighborhood. The river, clogged with waste and trash, poses a significant danger, particularly to children.

Abdallah Juma, a local resident, explained that the problem intensifies during the rainy season when the river carries even more debris, creating a strong, unpleasant odor.

Another concerned resident, Paschal Agelus, warned that the ongoing pollution could lead to the spread of dangerous diseases such as cholera, as the river transports untreated waste. Despite some efforts to address the issue, the situation remains hazardous to both children and adults living in the area.

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Sasa hii nayo ni river jamani au ni stream?