Big shock as a man pictured arrives to siphon fuel from a leaking truck

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A man on a bicycle waits at a distance in the hope siphoning petrol that spilled from the leaking truck along the Nakuru-Eldoret highway on August 12, 2019. Police officers, however, cordoned off the area

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