Mtito Andei accident: Postmortem examinations on 24 bodies reveal cause of death
Post-mortem examinations conducted on the 24 bodies of victims of the deadly Mtito Andei accident have revealed that they died from multiple body injuries and excessive bleeding. According to a local TV station on Monday, October 26, 2026, the findings were reported following the road crash, which also left several people injured. Survivors have recounted […]
Michael Musalia, a survivor of the Mtito Andei road accident, has recounted a dispute that occurred between young people and elders in his congregation before the fatal journey. The incident happened after the group buried their priest in Lugari, Kakamega County. According to Musalia, who lost his sister in the crash, the young members of the group wanted to leave for Mombasa on Sunday morning, but the elders insisted on a different schedule.
The elder members overpowered the youth, causing tensions to rise. Musalia, who was the secretary of the traveling group, said he almost missed boarding the bus as the elders insisted on returning to Mombasa on Saturday, instead of the planned Sunday morning. He described his sister, Angela Msaba, as a mother figure who greatly impacted his life.
The accident, which occurred on Sunday, October 25, 2026, at Kanga, near Mtito Andei, on the Nairobi-Mombasa Highway, claimed 24 lives and left 23 others injured when a bus belonging to Power of the Word Church International collided with a truck. Authorities are now conducting postmortem examinations to determine the circumstances surrounding the deaths.
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