In recent times, many schools have gone through losses and closures after learners demonstrated and burnt down properties worth millions of money.
On Monday, May 15, 2023, Litein Boys' High School in Kericho was shut down temporarily as a result of demonstrations against the altered recreational program.
Speaking to the media, a top law enforcement official at the Bureti sub-county police headquarters reported that cops had to resort to shooting into the sky to clear the enraged pupils that were occupying the management building and laboratory settings.
The biometric recognition equipment and windows in the labs and administrative buildings were damaged as a consequence of the turmoil.
In addition, learners damaged an individual's car inside the building and also put ablaze a motorbike.
According to sources, learners voiced opposition to the school's decision to reschedule the entertainment from Sunday evening to Sunday afternoon.
Kindly post your views about the rowdy students' demonstration as well as the indefinite closure of the school in question.
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