Magoha Issues Fresh School Bus Directives To Principals.
Cabinet Secretary for Education George Magoha has warned principals not to let buses leave the school after 6.30 p.m.
During the handover of exam container keys and padlocks to county directors, Magoha stated that heads who defy this directive will face disciplinary action.
“I urge officials in the field to intercept school buses operating after 6 pm,” Magoha said.
Interior CS Fred Matiang’i agreed with Magoha, saying that evening travel is dangerous for students.
“We will arrest the principal for violating school rules. School buses should not be out past 6.30,” Matiangi said.
The two cabinet secretaries were reacting to an attack on a Mogil Secondary School bus in Elgeyo Marakwet County on Thursday. In the attack, the driver was killed, and 13 students and two teachers were injured.
According to CS Matiang’i, the school principal will be arrested for violating school regulations.
One Dies, 15 High School Students Injured As Bus Is Sprayed With Bullets.
At around 10 p.m., the attack took place along the Arror-Mogil road near Tot in Elgeyo Marakwet County.
Some of the injured are in critical condition and have been admitted to the Kapsowar hospital.
The students and teachers were on their way home from an academic tour in a convoy of three buses from Tot Day School, Kerio Valley School, and Mogil School.
The buses were ambushed as they returned to Tot High School in Marakwet East near Chesuman Primary School in Marakwet West.
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The heavily armed bandits attacked the convoy’s leader, the Mogil Secondary School bus, killing the driver instantly.
The bandits sprayed bullets at the students and teachers in the vehicle indiscriminately.
The Interior Cabinet Secretary, Fred Matiang’i, has already ordered the immediate arrest of the principal of Tot Secondary School after bandits sprayed bullets on the learning institution’s bus.
Magoha Issues Fresh School Bus Directives To Principals.
Magoha Issues Fresh School Bus Directives To Principals.
