- A 10 -year -old boy left their home in Karatina to practice cycling before being involved in an accident
- Local residents said they were impressed after hearing a heavy loudness and screams from the scene of the accident
- In a movement to rescue the child identified by the same name Tim, they rushed him to the hospital for treatment, but he died
A family in Karatina drowned in mourning after losing your 10 -year -old son involved in the accident.
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How did the Karatina accident happen?
The boy, who was identified by the name of Tim alone, was learning how to ride his bike when a speeding car hit him.
The Citizen Digital report stated that residents gathered at the scene after hearing intense screaming following the fatal accident.
When they arrived at the scene, they rushed the 10 -year -old to the hospital for an attempt to save his life.
“The boy was learning to ride his bike suddenly. Said one resident.
To Luck Worse, the efforts of the residents to save the child were unpleasant as he died of injuries he suffered in the crash.
The bodaboda hostess escaped with a needle in the wrath of residents after police intervened. He is currently being held at the local police station as the investigation is underway.
The child's parents were disappointed because of the death of their only child.
Kakamega family loses two children in Eldoret-Kitale road accident
This comes a few days after a family in the Likuyani area, Kakamega County, entered mourning following the death of their two sons in a road accident.
Clarence and Morgan Lakuya encountered their death in a fatal accident on the Eldoret-Kitale Road.
The two brothers left Nairobi on Friday morning, January 3, with plans to enjoy the new year.
The two, aged 24 and 22, were among those who lost their lives in an accident involving Three of 14 passengers and truck.
Margaret Musimbi, the mother of the two teenagers, remained in shock after losing her sons.
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