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KNH gives families seven days to claim 85 unclaimed bodies

KNH has given families seven days to identify and collect 85 unclaimed bodies held at its Farewell Home, warning it will seek court approval to dispose of the remains if they remain unclaimed

Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH) has issued a seven-day deadline for families and members of the public to claim 85 unclaimed bodies at its Farewell Home, warning that it will seek court authorization to dispose of the remains if they are not claimed. The hospital provided identifying details, including names and tag numbers, for the 67 male and 18 female bodies, urging relatives and friends to come forward and help establish the identities of the deceased.

KNH's notice is in line with the Public Health Act and the Public Health (Public Mortuaries) Rules, 1991, which govern the handling and disposal of unclaimed remains.

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