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Kitengela police officers, in conjunction with public health officers, have been forced to burn at least 300 kilograms of questionable steak meat found abandoned in an open field in Kitengela town, thwarting attempts by members of the public to share the meat.
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Police and public health officers forced to burn meat found abandoned in an open field in Kitengela
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