Hasmukh Patel: Chief Executive Officer of Mombasa Cement Burned in an Incendiary Event

Cries spread as the flames consumed the body of a charity worker from Mombasa, Hasmukh “Hasuu” Patel
The industrialist was cremated in an emotional ceremony attended by thousands of mourners
One notable thing about Hasuu's funeral is that his body was kept in a mausoleum under Hindu customs

MombasaKenya – The coastal town was engulfed in grief as hundreds of people gathered to bid farewell to Hasmukh “Hasuu” Patel.

The respected philanthropist and businessman passed away on August 29 after a brief illness.

Hasuu's funeral procession began at the Pandya Memorial Hospital, where the body of the deceased was placed in a specially decorated car.

A long procession passed through the streets of Mombasa, stopping at five Hindu temples where mourners paid their respects.

The streets were filled with people, many holding flowers and bowing their heads in silent prayer.

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An emotional video captured the businessman's body being cremated in a ceremony marked by deep sorrow and heartfelt respect.

Screams and wails filled the air as mourners watched the yellow flames consume their beloved benefactor.

The sadness on their faces expressed the magnitude of the sense of loss felt by the community.

Hasuu, owner of Mombasa Cement Limited, was celebrated for his unwavering commitment to community service and philanthropy.

His contributions in education, health, and social services have left an indelible mark in the lives of many in the country Kenya and elsewhere.

He had a great contribution in turning Kibarani's body into a beautiful landscape.

Hasuu also had the vision of the Galana Kulalu Spraying Project, which aims to strengthen food security in Kenya.

This is why famous people including the President William Ruto they sent messages of condolence.

In a message issued by the Minister of Mines and Economy Hassan JohoRuto described Hasuu as a visionary whose legacy will continue to inspire future generations.