Nairobi, Kenya — Authorities in Nairobi have arrested 35 pedestrians during a crackdown on violations at a footbridge, according to the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA). The arrests took place at the Mutindwa footbridge near the Buruburu Interchange, where officers conducted an enforcement exercise targeting pedestrians.
The operation focused on individuals using the footbridge in ways that violate safety regulations, such as crossing in the wrong direction or failing to use designated crossings. NTSA officials emphasized that the move was part of broader efforts to improve road safety and reduce accidents in the area.
Local residents reported increased police presence in the area in recent weeks, suggesting a growing focus on enforcing traffic laws. The exact number of incidents prevented or fines issued during the operation was not disclosed.
The NTSA has not yet announced plans for further enforcement actions in the coming weeks. (eastleighvoice.co.ke)
