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By Lydia Ngoolo
Mwingi West MP Charles Nguna has asked school managers to ensure that all buildings meet the required construction standards to avoid calamities.
Speaking in Mwingi, Nguna said young children were dying because of collapsing school buildings that should not have been used as classrooms.
“What happened at Precious Talent School in Nairobi was very disturbing and painful for parents. That is why more needs to be done to avoid a repeat in other schools,” said Nguna
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