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BATUK given seven days to allow NEMA conduct assessment

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British Army Training Unit in Kenya soldiers during a thanksgiving service for Queen Elizabeth Windsor II conducted by Reverend Anthony Thompson in Nanyuki, September 19, 2022. [Mose Sammy, Standard]

The British Army Training Unit in Kenya (BATUK) has been given seven days to allow NEMA inspection officers full access to its training facilities to conduct an environmental impact assessment.

Environment Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale said the move is in line with a restoration order contained in an environment protection agreement signed between Kenya and the United Kingdom.

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