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安全提醒、使馆和警方通知、旅行提示、停水停电和系统维护等影响日常生活的通知。
Nairobi City Water and Sewerage Company (Nairobi Water) will cut supply to Westlands, Kilimani, Upper Hill, Kibera and other parts of Nairobi for 24 hours, from 8 am on 9 November to 8 am on 10 November, The Standard and Kenyans.co.ke reported on 8 November.
Kenya's National Treasury has scheduled a second overnight maintenance window for the eCitizen portal, from 10 pm on 14 November to 5 am on 15 November, and warned of service interruptions or limited access, Kenyans.co.ke and The Kenya Times reported on 5 November.
The UK Foreign Office on 6 November advised against all but essential travel to Moyale Town in northern Kenya and up to 5km around it, as far as the border with Ethiopia; its advice for other Kenyan areas on its lists is unchanged.
Three Chinese nationals were held hostage and robbed at a construction site in Kilimani, Nairobi, on the night of 25 October, and police are investigating, Nairobi News reported on 27 October.
Water supply to Westlands, Kilimani, Karen and other parts of Nairobi will be cut from 23:59 on 26 October to 23:59 on 29 October while the Athi Water Works Development Agency makes emergency repairs on the NCT-Kigoro-Gigiri-Kabete pipeline, Nairobi Water said in a notice reported by Kenyans.co.ke, The Star and Capital FM on 26 October.
KCB said on 25 October that KCB M-Pesa maintenance due to end at 6am that day was still underway and gave no time for the service to return, The Kenya Times reported on 25 October.
The US State Department raised its Kenya travel advisory from Level 2 to Level 3, 'Reconsider travel', on 19 October, listing health, crime, kidnapping, terrorism, unrest and traffic safety as reasons, Reuters reported.
Fourteen people, three of them police officers, were arrested in Nairobi on 1 October after the DCI searched a warehouse holding suspected fake gold bars and counterfeit US$100 notes. In other recent cases, victims paid storage, insurance and other fees for gold that never arrived.
Parts of Westlands, Parklands, Kilimani, Lavington and Kibera face about 24 hours without water during emergency pipeline repairs, The Star reported on 13 October.
