Nairobi Regional Police Commander, Adamson Bungei assured Kenyans that, they are free to go about their daily routines on Tuesday- despite the Jamhuri Day celebration.
Speaking in a press conference on Monday, Bungei stated that Lang’ata Road will be busy thus urging citizens to use other routes to avoid congestion on the road.
However, he has also said that law enforcement officers drawn from across the country will be involved in controlling traffic movement in most parts of the city.
“Langata Road will be the gateway to Uhuru Gardens. Those with intentions of using that road should think twice and maybe opt for alternative routes.
He further added that,”It will be busy but the officers will regulate traffic. Kenyans have been advised to avoid the road. But it will not be closed.” Bungei noted.
In his remarks,Regional commissioner Katee Mwanza said Kenyans to turn up in large numbers despite traffic restrictions.
“Please follow guidance from officers if you are driving, you will be assisted with a lot of ease. We have have mapped out the nature of crime and have taken care of that. Strategic action has been taken and the necessary action has been put in place if cases arise,” he said.a
All residents in 11 sub-counties will be ferried to the celebrations which will start at 6 am and that by 8 am everyone will be seated as they enjoy the performances.
He said this year’s theme is ‘For the Youth and that the venue will be accessed through gate three of the Uhuru Gardens.
On Sunday, Interior PS Raymond Omollo called on Kenyans to turn up in large numbers for the 60th Jamhuri Day celebrations.
Morever, PS said 30,000 people are expected to attend the celebrations with at least three Heads of State expected to be present.
