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Residents of Busia Township in Busia County have expressed dissatisfaction over the foul smell emanating from a sewage site in Mauko area within the County which has rendered the residential area inhabitable.The residents have implored the County government to expedite the sewage treatment process to curb any spread of disease outbreaks.
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Residents of Busia Township express dissatisfaction over a sewer foul smell
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