A family in Nandi county has been thrown into mourning following the untimely demise of their kin. The young girl passed away following a tragic accident that left many others injured and one in critical condition. How did Nandi accident that killed one student occur? The Form Four girl at St.Mary’s Tachasis Girls Secondary School was on his way back to school after the midterm break. “The student succumbed to injuries shortly after the accident at Chepsangor area in which the Toyota Hiace vehicle they were travelling in lost control and landed into a ditch,” a Facebook post by Isaiah Kiptoo Cheruiyot, read. One student who was in a critical condition following the fatal road crash was rushed to the Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital-Eldoret.
The driver of the vehicle who was hurt was recovering well at the Kapsabet County Referral Hospital after undergoing a surgery. How many students were injured in Nandi accident? There were bittersweet news involving the passengers, all students who were involved in the unfortunate incident. “The other 16 injured students are stable, Dr Richard Chepkwony, Nandi Hills medical superintendent confirms,” the post added. A somber mood engulfed Nandi Hills Sub-County Hospital as the bereaved family struggled to come to terms with the painful loss of their teen daughter. Photos of the crash went viral as social media users expressed deep sorrow following the heartbreaking incident. Prayers day for Form Four students at St. Mary’s Tachasis Girls Secondary School. Kenyans mourn as Nandi student dies in road accident Mummie Mum: “So sad indeed, condolences to the girl’s family and St. Mary’s High. Quick recovery to those students in the hospital.”
Alexander Alex: “My deepest sympathies and condolences to the immediate family members at large. It’s quite unfortunate to lose such a potential soul.” Mercy Ashley Jebet: “I am shocked. Sorry to the bereaved. Quick recovery to the injured.” Hoglah Songol “So painful. Condolences to the family and St. Mary’s Girls Tachasis. Quick recovery to those receiving treatment.” Veronicah Sirma Chirii: “So painful. May she rest in peace. Drivers should drive safely. NTSA should go back to the roads.” Rop Reevin: “That’s truly heartbreaking news. My deepest condolences to the family and friends of the young girl who lost her life. Losing a child in such a tragic accident is an unimaginable pain. May her soul rest in peace, and may her loved ones find strength during this incredibly difficult time. Wishing a swift recovery to the injured students and the driver.” Kenya Highlands University student dies in road
by John Green
