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Police in Embakasi Sub County are investigating a go down situated at Kiangombe along Mombasa road for recycling electric material using radioactive technology. According to the multi agency team that visited the firm, the materials are dangerous to the workers, locals and the environment. The facility is now under police guard.
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Police raid recycling firm in Embakasi over radioactive technology said to be a risk to workers
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