- A family from Naivasha County Nakuru has described their pain of losing six family members and a neighboring child in a fatal accident as they came out of their uncle's memory
- A member named George Kahure while speaking at the funeral of the uncle, Pastor Kahure, and seemed disappointed when he spoke about the news
- As five died on the spot, two died at the Nakuru Level Five Hospital, and the family was asking for help to bury them
Nakuru: A family in Nakuru County has sadly stated that they knew about the death of their seven relatives while planning a funeral of one participant.
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What happened to 7 relatives of one family?
The tragic accident happened on the Naivasha-MAI road Mahiu on Sunday, March 30, when the victims returned home after attending a memorial service of one uncle.
The family members were speaking at the funeral of another relative, Pastor Kahure and did not even finish his death, while seven others died.
Now they mourn a total of seven family members and a neighbor's child; Such sad news can bring any family to the knees sadly.
“We heard news about the crash at nine o'clock in the afternoon and ran to Naivasha Hospital where we found out sad that five members of our family had lost their lives and there were two rescuers,” George Kahure, a family member said.
“They were transferred to the Nakuru Level 5 hospital but we lost the two children,” he added.
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What is Nakuru's family request to the government?
The family was speaking at the funeral of another relative, Mr. Kahure, who died recently.
It is true that there is a great deal of work in front of the family, as it causes six people to rest just a few days after burying another; They will need large sums of money. The family now calls on the government and other well -intentioned Kenyans to help them make the money.
“I urge the Kenyan government to hold this family because they are a young family and we will be very grateful. Said Samuel Kahure.
Kenyans talk about the video:
KUI WANTE:
“Very polished 😢“
Damaris Muexhi:
“Jesus, so much polite God give you strength.”
Ronald Nyakeyo:
“Very sorry again my sorry to family members.”
Agutu Junior:
“Very polished but I would prefer when there is a family collection please the family traveling in different cars.”
Betty Langat:
“Very polite God comforts you in this difficult time.”
Sad when the family looks at the bodies in the corpse storage room
In another case, a family from Naivasha County in Nakuru went to look at the bodies of their loved ones in the mortuary.
After receiving information about the death of their loved ones, friends and relatives gathered in Naivasha's corpse to identify the bodies.
Alice Wangui, a family member, explained in tears the burden brought and lost a large part of the family, adding that the destructive brothers were the guards of the whole family.
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