A household from Nakuru County was left shocked after studying concerning the demise of their 28-year-old son in Dubai.
Chatting with the media on Monday, the household revealed that they realized concerning the demise of their son on TikTok with no data relayed to them by the authorities.
The mom added that they had been proven pictures of the incident by neighbours and associates. She added that her son was their solely hope, revealing that the event has left them heartbroken.
“We have no idea the place to start out, he was the hope of the household and he was working to help us. We ask the federal government for assist,” the mom acknowledged.
In the meantime, Baraka’s father narrated the misery and agony the household has been in because the revelation of his son’s demise final week.
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He acknowledged the household reached out to the international authorities and so they had been knowledgeable that it might value Ksh1.2 million to carry the physique house for the burial.
“We’re being instructed that our son’s physique was nonetheless on the police station and was but to be taken to the morgue,” he acknowledged.
A plan to ship a member of the family to Dubai was not possible since they didn’t have a passport and the required funds to make the journey.
The household has resorted to asking for assist from the general public and different well-wishers to boost the funds.
They known as upon the county Governor Susan Kihika to intervene and assist carry their son’s physique again house. The household had solely managed to boost Ksh50,000 and wanted a lift to organise a good sendoff for the kin.Â
In the meantime, the household suspected that their son was killed by unknown folks. Nevertheless, no arrests had been made in reference to the incident.
The deceased was in Dubai for over one 12 months earlier than the unlucky incident. His mom defined that he traveled in search of greener pastures just for him to return in a casket.
He’s among the many numerous instances of deaths involving Kenyans within the Gulf international locations. The rising instances have compelled the federal government to enact rules to guard Kenyans touring overseas for work.
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