Overcrowded Nakuru Prisons Face Severe Sanitation Crisis
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- •Nakuru prisons house hundreds of inmates with extremely limited sanitation facilities.
- •A single toilet is reportedly shared by all male prisoners in some facilities.
- •Overcrowding in Kenyan prisons is linked to slow judicial processes and limited infrastructure investment.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸Kenyan government increases funding and reforms prison infrastructure Improved living conditions and sanitation in Nakuru prisons, reducing health risks for inmates.
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