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Transport to the North Eastern part of the country is slowly edging towards full paralysis after the Garissa Nairobi highway was CUT OFF BY flood waters. Heavy rains that continue to pound the region have carpeted a 4 kilometre stretch of the busy road leaving thousands of travellers stranded and perishable goods at risk of rotting. And as Laura Otieno reports, affected motorists WANT the government TO STOP GIVING quick fixes to the perennial flooding.
Motorists stranded after Nairobi- Garissa road cut off
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