Kenya Railways has warned passengers booking their travel tickets online to be aware of scammers.

They noted that social media platforms like TikTok, Facebook, among others, are being managed by fraudsters.

They added that fraudsters are targeting mostly unsuspecting members of the public to con them.

Kenya Railways has flagged all the pages that they don’t recognize, terming them as “fake”, and members of the public should be aware not to fall into the trap.

“Please note these pages are managed by fraudsters who are out to con unsuspecting members of the public,” said Kenya Railways.

They further urged the public to take only information from their verified social media platforms and in case of any enquiry to reach out to these contacts: Tel: 0709 907 000, 0709 907 555, 0709 388 887

Alternatively, you can email them through: info@krc.co.ke, metickets@krc.co.ke

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How Train is Efficient for Traveling in Big Cities

Most cities experience traffic congestion of vehicles due to the high rate of people going to work and others coming back from work.

Train serves as a better alternative to traffic jams, and it is also affordable and glide smoothly in town.

“While the city wakes up to traffic, thousands are already gliding smoothly into town aboard the Nairobi Commuter Rail. No stress, no jams, just calm, affordable comfort,” Kenya Railways stated.

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Kenya Railways States Routes for Morning Trains

According to Kenya Railways, morning trains are passing from Ruiru, Syokimau, Embakasi, and Lukenya to Limuru to ease congestion.

“From Ruiru, Syokimau, Embakasi, Lukenya, to Limuru, our morning trains are redefining what it means to commute with ease,” said Kenya Railways.

They added, “Each trip means fewer cars on the road, cleaner air, and a faster city for everyone.”

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Kenya Railways dismissing fake online bookings and warns passengers against online fraudsters. PHOTO/KR Screenshot