COUNTY GOVERNMENT OF NAKURU, CHANGED ME FROM CRIMES SCENE TO TOURIST SITE

Nakuru County 
Molo sub county 
Mariashoni ward 
Mariashoni Gap _ keriget

This is one of the dangerous hole in mariashoni. it was a tourist site in some years back but now it's a crime scene. You can imagine it's has remained open for many decades

Now, this is the condition of this hole, and it's near the footpaths. You can imagine how dangerous it is to our children's and also people with bad intentions 

County government of Nakuru, please do something this hole needs renovation.You have to change it from the crime scene into the tourist site

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