A father to one of the two boys who died at Theta dam during a school trip sent an emotional message to his fellow parents on the school WhatsApp group.
In the screenshot shared by Philanthropist Ndungu Nyoro, the heartbroken wondered how he could come into terms now that his son is no more. He added that he had great plans for his son and he is broken and losing it.
Ndungu revealed that one of the two families have decided to postpone the burial for now until their elder son completes his KCSE exams end of next month. He asked Kenyans to pray for the two families.
The bodies of the two students were retrieved from the dam on Saturday, a day after the sad incident. Residents pleaded with the government to fence the dam to prevent more of such incidents from occuring.
Our sincere condolences to the family members and friends affected by the untimely demise of the two candidates. May God comfort them during this hard period.
https://www.tuko.co.ke/kenya/484856-father-class-8-pupil-died-2-days-kcpe-pens-emotional-message-parents-im-broken/
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