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Nasarawa shuts market, impounds 37 tricycles over sanitation violations

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Nasarawa State government shuts Lafia Tomato Market and impounds 37 tricycles due to poor sanitation and public health concerns. Learn more about Nasarawa Read More: https://punchng.com/nasarawa-shuts-market-impounds-37-tricycles-over-sanitation-violations/

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