Police in Nairobi’s Kasarani Sub-County destroyed more than 1,000 litres of illegal alcohol and brewing equipment during a raid. The operation targeted the Soweto and Swere areas. Officers also seized suspected chang’aa during a separate multi-agency raid. The National Police Service intensified efforts to combat illegal alcohol production and distribution. The raids were part of ongoing security operations against illicit brewing. Authorities said the operation disrupted illegal alcohol supply chains. No arrests were reported in the latest operation. The move follows previous crackdowns on unlicensed alcohol production. Local officials noted the operation aimed to reduce public health risks linked to illegal alcohol. The National Police Service has conducted similar raids in other areas. The seized alcohol was destroyed on-site. The operation involved multiple agencies working together. The raids were coordinated to target key production sites. The action reflects broader efforts to enforce alcohol regulations. The police emphasized the need for community cooperation in reporting illegal activities. The operation did not result in casualties. The seized items were disposed of according to legal procedures. The police continue to monitor illegal brewing activities.