- Cornelius Maundu Musyoka, a student of St. Dominic Kitise fell ill suddenly on Thursday, November 7
- The young man was taken to a nearby clinic before being transferred to the Makueni County Referral Hospital after his condition worsened
- Sources told TUKO.co.ke that despite the efforts of doctors to treat the KCSE candidate, he passed away on Friday, November 8 in the afternoon
A tornado has struck a family in the county Grow up following the death of their relative.
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Cornelius Maundu Musyoka, died in hospital after a short illness.
Musyoka was studying in which school?
The young man, a candidate for the Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) 2024 from St. Dominic Kitise, died while receiving oxygen support.
He had been ill for a few days before his death, leaving his family and school in deep sorrow.
A source told TUKO.co.ke that the young man fell suddenly on Thursday night, November 7.
“He was vomiting and coughing frequently. He was taken to the clinic, but the condition worsened overnight. He was rushed to the Makueni County Referral Hospital,” the source said.
When did Cornelius Maundu Musyoka die?
Musyoka's family was notified as soon as the boy contracted the emergency, but it would not have been possible for his family to travel to the hospital that night.
His grieving mother planned to visit him on Friday, November 8, to monitor his progress in the hospital.
Despite the doctors doing their job, the young man's condition worsened and he got into problems.
For luck bad died that afternoon while on oxygen support after his oxygen level decreased.
A Meru candidate dies before the exam
In another story, one candidate from Tigania West he passed away a few hours before attending his first paper.
The incident has been reported to have happened at midnight, and the candidate's sudden death has left the school and the community in shock.
Nation Africa shared a video of the administrator addressing the media during the distribution of exams in the county.
Despite the tragic death, the region had also reported a large number of veteran candidates and prisoners.
Statistics showed that 151 elderly people took the same exams in five centers in the region and 12 male prisoners.
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