Fart disrupts regional assembly. Members blame each other

Amidst the chaos, the assembly speaker Edwin Kakach asked the members to leave the hall.

In a bizarre incident, a smelly fart disrupted an intensely heated debate at the Homa Bay county assembly in Kenya. Reportedly, as the foul smell started spreading, the assembly plunged into chaos, leading to the adjournment of the assembly session for a brief period.

The assembly speaker instructed his officials to get room fresheners. (Representational image)

Julius Gaya, a member of the Homa Bay county assembly pointed fingers at a fellow member, blaming him to be the reason behind it, reports the BBC. “Honourable Speaker, one of us has polluted the air and I know who it is,” she said. To which, the accused replied, “I am not the one. I cannot do such a thing in front of my colleagues.” This eventually led to a series of accusations and the members ended up pointing fingers at each other.

Amidst the chaos, the assembly speaker Edwin Kakach asked the members to leave the hall and instructed his officials to combat the smell using room fresheners, reports the BBC. The smell, however, subsided before the sprays were used and the session resumed.

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