At least 17 students killed in Kenya school fire

Friday, 6 September 2024
At least 17 students have been killed after a fire in a school dormitory in Kenya.

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News video: Shocking! 17 Students Burned Alive While Asleep in Massive Fire at Boarding School in Nyeri, Kenya

Shocking! 17 Students Burned Alive While Asleep in Massive Fire at Boarding School in Nyeri, Kenya 03:07

A devastating fire at Hillside Endarasha Primary School in Nyeri, Kenya, claimed the lives of 17 students while they were asleep in their dormitory. The victims were tragically burnt beyond recognition in the inferno, with 14 others sustaining serious injuries. Investigations are underway to...

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Credit: Oneindia Duration: 03:02Published on January 1, 1970