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The county government of Nakuru is tonight on the spot over allegations of exhuming bodies from the Nakuru South Cemetery to create space for more bodies to be buried at the grounds.
A spot check at the south cemetery on Thursday afternoon revealed hollow graves, some scattered skeletons and decomposed human remains.
As Maryanne Nyambura reports, the county government of Nakuru in a statement denied the exhumation allegations claiming that its mandated to do regular maintenance of the graveyard.
Nakuru residents complain of space crisis at Nakuru South Cemetery
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