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Scrap metal dealers in Nairobi held their first workshop with the police to establish a way forward on how to curb vandalism in Nairobi. Deputy sub-county police commander, Jackson Sang said that even though vandalism of electricity cables and railway lines has reduced, there is a return of theft of cars that are later sold as scrap metal urging the traders to report any suspect activities.
Police and scrap metal dealers team up to put an end to the illegal trade
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