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Residents of Membley Estate in Ruiru say an Australian company, Strabag International, has failed to prove how it will curb air pollution when it sets up an asphalt and concrete plant in their neighbourhood. Additionally, other factories including King’s Mill, NKG Company and Answer International Mealing School, have joined Membley Estate residents in opposing construction of the factory.
Residents of Membley Estate unite to reject construction of asphalt and concrete factory in the area
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