Auctioneers seize Double M bus assets over Sh335,000 debt
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- •The debt amount owed by Double M bus company is Sh335,000.
- •The seizure took place at Double M's main office.
- •Assets were physically removed by auctioneers during the raid.
- •The event occurred on March 28, 2026.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸Double M bus company repays the Sh335,000 debt promptly The seized assets could be returned, allowing the company to resume normal operations and protect jobs.
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