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    Alcoblow Makes Comeback Over Increased Road Carnage

    Eva NyamburaBy Eva NyamburaOctober 9, 2020Updated:October 9, 2020No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Alcoblow breathalyser gadgets will be back on the roads starting today (Friday), National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has announced.

    According to the authority, 60 people have lost their lives due to drunk driving between October 2-4.

    In a joint statement, the Inspector General of Police Hillary Mutyambai and NTSA expressed concern over rising cases of road traffic accidents across the country since the reopening of bars by President Uhuru Kenyatta about two weeks ago.

    “Reports indicate that 2,689 persons have lost their lives between January 1 and September 30, 2020 compared to 2,655 during the same period last year, an increase of 1.3%,” the statement reads in part.

    JOINT PRESS STATEMENT ON INCREASED ROAD TRAFFIC CRASHES @NPSOfficial_KE @InteriorKE@Ma3Route @KenyanTraffic pic.twitter.com/H8tvo4r8mp

    — NTSA KENYA (@ntsa_kenya) October 9, 2020

    The report further revealed that motorcyclist and pillion passenger deaths increased by 44.94% and 19.44% respectively.

    Police will be required to undertake nationwide enforcement operations.

    The men in blue will also monitor to check for speeding, lane discipline, compliance with Public Service Vehicle (PSV) licensing requirements and roadworthiness of vehicles.

    “We assure the public that measures to prevent the spread coronavirus shall be in place when undertaking these activities,” the statement reads on.

    In November last year, Vigilance House pulled all alcoblow gadgets until further notice.

    Police bosses across the country were instructed to deliver all breathalyser kits to Nairobi Area police station.

    “Good Morning SCPSs. Please note that even as we await written instructions, From Today going forward there will be no(R) no alcohol blow checks in the county until further notice. This being the case all the Alcohol Blow gadgets will be handed over in writing to OC traffic on Monday 18/11/19 on or before 1000 hours without fail,” read the internal memo.

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