- Finally the International Miangeni School has reported three days after a boy identified by the name of Martin Mugambi died in the school
- According to the school, Martin went missing for the first time on February 10 and began searching for him while collecting information from students
- The boy's close friends explained that Martin seemed frustrated and when asked he said he wanted to give up
Makindu, Kenya: The International School of Miangeni has finally broke his silence to Martin Mugambi, a boy who died at school, suggesting that he may have resigned.
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The death of a student of the International School of Miangeni
According to the school, Martin disappeared from his boarding on Monday, February 10, and a boarding guard reported to the teacher.
“A thorough search for Martin was started and students were interviewed to gather information that would help find him,” read the information section.
“Based on the information provided by his classmates, it was revealed that on February 9, Martin seemed to be frustrated while doing cleanliness in the classroom,” It said the school.
According to Miangeni International School, Martin was seen sitting at the pool with his close friend when he asked him if something wrong, he replied with a smile, saying that he wanted to end his life; He left the pond area in front of all the other people.
Did the International School of Miangeni report the student's disappearance?
“Later Martin was seen washing his clothes but disappeared at eleven o'clock in the evening. He was discovered by staff of the dam who were shocked to see his body floating in the pool, ” The statement said.
As soon as they received information about the death, the school reported to the police, the Ministry of Education, and his father Martin; They are now awaiting official reports from the police.
Although the school claimed that they had welcomed Martin's parents with open arms, the family had previously held a conflicting position, saying that they were received in a very cold.
“As a school, we are deeply saddened by this tragedy, and our thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends,” The school said.
How did Kenyans respond to the letter?
Mother Meg:
“It was all right until” he wanted to end his life “when it came up … I can't buy this story.”
Kimani Martin:
“So the swimming area was closed 🔐, how did he get in …. just stop.“
JUDY SUPPORT:
“Does the school have CCTV? And a classmate who shared his life -threatening thought is not overwhelmed or talked to the teacher.”
Ever Eve Njau:
“This is an incident that was not properly created. The procedure for his disappearance was seen. A boarding teacher informed him of the turn. How many times?
NYINA MUSHITA CIKU:
“Nowadays the dormitories inspect every bed in the morning as the students are asleep?” He was not in bed during their normal morning routine. ““
Sophia Ngugi:
“I know the kids can think things but he told someone he wanted to end his life. It was reported? He didn't seem to be himself and he said he wanted to end his life … I don't know.”
The parents of the Miangeni school received information about the death of her son 12 hours later
Martin's parents claimed they were informed that the boy had died and his body was taken to a mortuary 12 hours after his death.
His brother Martin Melvin Muriithi claimed to be a school and DCI They did not provide any reliable information.
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