Dancing with danger? Geologists warm of looming danger in Njoro

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Dancing with danger? Geologists warm of looming danger in Njoro


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  1. Reminds me of how people in Newzealand closely visited a smoking mountain which erupted abruptly at over 200 degrees literally boiling to death over 20 people and seriously injuring more.
    The govt should restrict these visits and station experts to study and monitor whats happening underneath. This is Rift Valley area. Could get worse.

  2. Similar to Ondiri…it's probably a water catchment and should be safe guarded a such. Ondiri had similar challenges, from a research I did with with the boys of The Alliance Highschool, and it ended almost drying our rivers in Nairobi and parts of Kiambu counties. So conservation is the way to go with this wonderous water Bog.

  3. 😢 This foolish and ujinga then watu wakizama wata blame serikali,eti 🙄 ni place poa a kuenjoi 😢how foolish and blind people can be in this level?
    When people die they will blame kenya 🇰🇪 serikali,mungu na shetani na wao ndio wanajipeleka kwa shida🤔

  4. If gìkùyù is hard to understand,try kiswahili,if it's too hard too,try English!read prophesies of Jeremiah Ezekiel and Isaiah…we are living in those prophesies!repent gìkùyù repent!Dùire nowe Ngai wa maa…my fellow blind pipo

  5. This is a bog and actually not dangerous to persons walking on it. We have one here in kikuyu ondiri swamps that has been there for over a century. Back in primary school we'd go there and some daredevil boys bore two holes. They dove into one and reappeared from the other one meters away. The geologist has no clue what he's seeing

  6. This is called peatbog or peatland. It's formed when dead plant matter accumulates in layers on top of a soggy or swampy area. A person walking on peatbog has less chance of dying as a result of the surface he walks on compared to a person walking on the side of the road. Which school did the these geologist graduate from so that we can ask them to refund them their schoo fees

  7. For this of you saying hats disaster waiting
    1 You should know that this place has been around for the longest time possible
    2 it has never had a case on all those years
    3 It has never changed it's state even in heavy rains
    4 people their cattle there the whole day year round but none has ever even sunk
    I'm from that place and I can testify that it's safe