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DREAMLINE EXPRESS

In support and compliance of the Presidential Directive, we wish to confirm the following;

1. We have indefinitely suspended all our Night travel and Mombasa to upcountry schedules.

2. We have indefinitely suspended all Passenger and courier services to the following destinations in compliance with the County Government of Kilifi Directives;
a) Malindi
b) Gede
c) Kilifi
d) Mtwapa

3. We have revised our schedules as below;

7.00AM Mombasa - Nakuru (Zhong Tong Bus)
7.30AM Mombasa - Nairobi
8.00AM Mombasa - Kitui
8.15AM Mombasa - Nairobi ( Yutong Air )
9.00AM Mombasa - Nairobi ( Yutong Air )

7.00AM Nakuru - Mombasa (Zhong Tong Bus)

8.00AM Kitui - Mombasa

7.00AM Nairobi - Mombasa
8.00AM Nairobi - Kisumu - Busia
8.00AM Nairobi - Mombasa ( Yutong Air )
9.00AM Nairobi - Mombasa ( Yutong Air )

8.00AM Eastleigh - Mombasa ( Air con Bus )

8.00AM Busia - Kisumu - Nairobi

4. We request that you make ALL bookings via our online platform www.dreamline.co.ke that’s integrated with Mpesa for easy payments.

Thank you for your continued support.

Together we can prevent and stop the spread of COVID-19
 
DREAMLINE EXPRESS

In support and compliance of the Presidential Directive, we wish to confirm the following;

1. We have indefinitely suspended all our Night travel and Mombasa to upcountry schedules.

2. We have indefinitely suspended all Passenger and courier services to the following destinations in compliance with the County Government of Kilifi Directives;
a) Malindi
b) Gede
c) Kilifi
d) Mtwapa

3. We have revised our schedules as below;

7.00AM Mombasa - Nakuru (Zhong Tong Bus)
7.30AM Mombasa - Nairobi
8.00AM Mombasa - Kitui
8.15AM Mombasa - Nairobi ( Yutong Air )
9.00AM Mombasa - Nairobi ( Yutong Air )

7.00AM Nakuru - Mombasa (Zhong Tong Bus)

8.00AM Kitui - Mombasa

7.00AM Nairobi - Mombasa
8.00AM Nairobi - Kisumu - Busia
8.00AM Nairobi - Mombasa ( Yutong Air )
9.00AM Nairobi - Mombasa ( Yutong Air )

8.00AM Eastleigh - Mombasa ( Air con Bus )

8.00AM Busia - Kisumu - Nairobi

4. We request that you make ALL bookings via our online platform www.dreamline.co.ke that’s integrated with Mpesa for easy payments.

Thank you for your continued support.

Together we can prevent and stop the spread of COVID-19
 
Kdawg254 said:
Boss enda china ndio utajua pollution ni nini...

www.bbc.com

Coronavirus: Nasa images show China pollution clear amid slowdown

Nasa says major decreases in nitrogen dioxide levels are "at least partly" linked to the outbreak.
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7 of the world’s 10 most polluted cities are in India
Vehicles drive through heavy smog in Delhi, India, November 8, 2017. REUTERS/Cathal McNaughton TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY - RC1B882B0350

The most polluted city on earth is Gurugram.
Image: REUTERS/Cathal McNaughton
05 Mar 2019
  1. Alex ThorntonSenior Writer, Formative Content


Air pollution is an insidious killer. If you are among the 91% of the world’s population who breathes air the World Health Organisation (WHO) deems unsafe, then every time you inhale, microscopic particles are being drawn into your lungs. They get into your bloodstream, causing cancers, strokes and heart disease, stunting children’s growth and development, and even reducing your intelligence.
Now, a new study by IQAir AirVisual and Greenpeace has identified the cities where air pollution is highest. The list is dominated by India, with seven of the worst 10 cities, and 22 of the worst 30.
The most polluted city on earth is Gurugram, a financial and industrial hub of nearly 1 million people situated about 30 kilometres southwest of New Delhi. There, average air pollution levels in 2018 were more than 13 times the level permitted under WHO guidelines, although air quality had actually improved slightly since the previous year.

Image: Statista
Like Gurugram, the next four Indian cities on the list are satellites of Delhi, which is the most polluted capital on earth. Patna and Lucknow, along with Faisalabad and Lahore in Pakistan, and Hotan in China, round out the worst 10.
The research focussed on the levels of fine particulate matter known as PM2.5. These microscopic particles 20 times smaller than the width of a human hair are the most damaging to human health. They can be metals, organic compounds or the by-products of combustion from coal-fired power stations, wood and charcoal-burning stoves, vehicle engines and factories.

Image: US Environmental Protection Agency
The cost of this type of air pollution is immense - both to human health and the economy. Globally it causes 7 million premature deaths a year, and reduces life expectancy by an average of 1.8 years, making it more harmful than smoking. The financial cost is estimated at $225 billion in lost labour alone, and trillions of dollars more in healthcare.
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The World Bank estimates that air pollution costs India the equivalent of 8.5% of GDP - a huge drain on resources. And with the economy forecast to grow rapidly, increasing industrialization could exacerbate the problem even further.
This has prompted India’s government to launch a new National Clean Air Programme, part of what Environment Minister Harsh Vardhan describes as a “war on pollution”. It aims to reduce particulate pollution by 20 to 30% over the next five years, through a combination of national initiatives and measures specific to individual cities. If it’s successful, the benefits could be dramatic - adding 1.3 years to the lifespan of the average Indian, and nearly three years to residents of Delhi and the most polluted areas of Uttar Pradesh.

Image: Statista
Proposals include reducing public transport’s reliance on diesel, encouraging industry to switch to cleaner energy sources, and cutting road traffic by raising fuel taxes and levying congestion charges. But perhaps the most impressive results can be achieved with the simplest solutions: for example, experts argue that giving clean cooking stoves to all India’s villagers would cut air pollution by one-third immediately.
For inspiration, India can look across the Himalayas. China’s unprecedented economic growth came with the unwanted side effect of air pollution that sometimes blanketed cities in choking smog for days at a time. But ambitious policies have succeeded in significantly reducing particulate and sulphur dioxide levels in many parts of the country over the last few years.
Experiences elsewhere also show that measures to tackle pollution more than pay for themselves. The air in many European cities is cleaner now than a generation ago. In the 1960s California had some of the highest pollution levels in the world. But half a century of environmentally friendly policies and investments in cleaner alternatives have made it a world leader in reducing pollution. It’s estimated for every dollar spent on curbing air pollution, the state of California got $30 back thanks to improved health, new jobs and better productivity - proof that the price of progress doesn’t have to include the air we breathe.
 
Meria said:
DREAMLINE EXPRESS

In support and compliance of the Presidential Directive, we wish to confirm the following;

1. We have indefinitely suspended all our Night travel and Mombasa to upcountry schedules.

2. We have indefinitely suspended all Passenger and courier services to the following destinations in compliance with the County Government of Kilifi Directives;
a) Malindi
b) Gede
c) Kilifi
d) Mtwapa

3. We have revised our schedules as below;

7.00AM Mombasa - Nakuru (Zhong Tong Bus)
7.30AM Mombasa - Nairobi
8.00AM Mombasa - Kitui
8.15AM Mombasa - Nairobi ( Yutong Air )
9.00AM Mombasa - Nairobi ( Yutong Air )

7.00AM Nakuru - Mombasa (Zhong Tong Bus)

8.00AM Kitui - Mombasa

7.00AM Nairobi - Mombasa
8.00AM Nairobi - Kisumu - Busia
8.00AM Nairobi - Mombasa ( Yutong Air )
9.00AM Nairobi - Mombasa ( Yutong Air )

8.00AM Eastleigh - Mombasa ( Air con Bus )

8.00AM Busia - Kisumu - Nairobi

4. We request that you make ALL bookings via our online platform www.dreamline.co.ke that’s integrated with Mpesa for easy payments.

Thank you for your continued support.

Together we can prevent and stop the spread of COVID-19
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Zhong Tong na Yotong ( whether air or anything) ni moto ya kuotea mbali.... Those thingamins are very fast. Afadhali hata ile Linear ya Kitambo Scania ama Isuzu MV 123.
 
SEVERAL MEDICAL staff at the Aga Khan University Hospital in Nairobi have been quarantined because they interacted with the 66-year-old man with Covid-19 who died.
 
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