SECURITY GUIDELINES ON THE CESSATION OF MOVEMENT IN THE NAIROBI METROPOLITAN AREA

 Security Guidelines on Cessation of Movement in the Nairobi Metropolitan Area

1. I. The daily nationwide curfew is still in full force, starting from 7PM to 5AM
2. The boundaries of the Nairobi Metropolitan Area shall be as provided in the attached Annexure l
3. No movement shall be allowed, either in or out of the designated areas, for any of following:                                 a. Pedestrians          b. Passengers aboard any form of vehicle, motorcycle, bicycle, aircraft or train.

4. Movement is allowed in and out of designated areas for ALL cargo-carrying vehicles, subject to the following conditions:

• 1n the case of a cargo-loaded vehicle, the cargo is visible, or the driver bears such documentation of proof of loaded - Police must check and see loaded cargo.
• In the case of an unloaded cargo vehicle, the driver bears such documentation of proof of either being mobile to either collect cargo, or after dropping off
• The vehicle has no more than 4 persons on board e. the driver and a maximum of 3 designated assistants.
• The Medical Personnel shall check the temperatures of the occupants of the
• The driver of the vehicle shall carry a letter issued by the owner or operator of the vehicle that shall have the following details:
  • • • Name and details ls of the driver
      • Na me and details ls of the designated assistants
      • Origin of the Journey
      • Destination
      • Nature of Cargo on Board

5. 5. The Inspector General, NPS shall determine the points of placement of roadblock
6. Every roadblock shall be manned by the following officers:

• • National Government Administration Officer of minimum designation of Assistant County Commissioner

• • Police officers, who shall be led by an Officer of minimum designation of an Officer Commanding Station

• • Medical Personnel from Ministry of Health
  • National Intelligence Service

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