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Man drowns while swimming at Lamu beach

A 29-year-old man drowned while swimming with friends at Kisuke Beach in Lamu County on Sunday afternoon. The deceased, identified as Festus Momanyi, a resident of Mpeketoni, was swimming in the ocean with his friends when he ventured into deeper waters and drowned. The incident occurred at about 2pm and was reported to Kibaoni Police [...] The post Man drowns while swimming at Lamu beach…

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