Sanitation challenges have hit some public schools in Bonchari constituency prompting emergence intervention from National Government Constituency Development Fund(NGCDF).
Sanitation facilities at the affected learning institutions have been demolished due to on-going road construction were inadequate or had collapsed since they were located on swampy areas.
The schools are also lacking enough clean water to maintain the required high standards of hygiene at a time covid19 pandemic ravaged the locked down region.
This comes as schools prepared to reopen for the first term on July 26 2021 after one week break.
Area legislator, Pavel Oimeke who visited several affected schools revealed the emergency money was to fix the problem with each institution receiving Ksh. 1.2million.
Nyamare primary school ,he explained, will further benefit from a water project to be completed soon under a joint community and NGCDF sponsorship.
Decrying the rate at which the elderly were losing their lives allegedly to the coronavirus complications,Oimeke supported President Uhuru Kenyatta’s pronouncement that the country will attain full vaccination against the disease by end of next year.
He urged the residents to adhere to the ministry of health protocols to prevent the pandemic from spreading.
On the recent re-conciliatory initiative by the ODM party leader Raila Odinga and Kisii political leadership, the MP remarked it should be supported to realize the intended objectives.
The strained relations reportedly emanated from the just concluded Bonchari by election.
Oimeke urged the leaders to burry the hatchet to pave way for unity and faster development.