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    Police Probe Fire Incidence At Plastic Company Where Workers Were Locked In

    Francis MuliBy Francis MuliMarch 15, 2020No Comments1 Min Read
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    The police are investigating a fire incidence at the Metro Plastics Kenya Ltd which happened over the weekend where workers were allegedly locked in.

    According to reports, one of the workers, probably a supervisor, locked in the workers and left them before the fire broke out.

    The workers were forced to jump over the walls of the company, and no fatality was reported in the company along Nadume Close off Lunga Lunga Road in Nairobi’s Industrial Area.

    Few injuries were reported.

    Read: University of Nairobi Students On Rampage, Set Hostel On Fire – Video

    Makadara Deputy County Commissioner Fred Ndunga has already ordered that the alleged worker be arrested and prosecuted for endangering the lives of his colleagues.

    Firefighters had a hard time putting it off as chemicals in the factory kept re-igniting it.

    “The firefighters arrived quickly but the problem is that with chemical exposure, the fire reappears after extinguishing,” said Ndunga.

    Police are reviewing CCTV cameras to determine the truth about the alleged lockup.

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