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Sad: Kenyan Woman Killed in a Road Accident on Her Birthday, Two Weeks after Graduation

Sad: Kenyan Woman Killed in a Road Accident on Her Birthday, Two Weeks after Graduation

A family in Zambezi, Kiambu is mourning the tragic death of their only daughter Cynthia Waithira, who died on her birthday.

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Cynthia was killed after the vehicle she was traveling in together with her four friends was involved in a grisly road accident.

The Toyota Fielder collided head-on with a speeding Subaru in Gilgil, Nakuru County on Saturday. 

Cynthia, who was seated at the back seat, was ejected from the vehicle through the windscreen and onto the tarmac. 

She died on the spot while all her friends survived and were rushed to the hospital with injuries.

The deceased and her friends were traveling back to Nairobi after celebrating Cynthia’s birthday in Gilgil.

Cynthia, who graduated from Moi University last month, was the only child of famous hairdresser ‘Shiru Wa Salon’.

Kariuki G.G, a long-term family friend, said Cynthia’s death was an immense loss to her mother.

“We pray for her mother to get comfort at this difficult time,” he said.
 

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  1. Nig NogSep 16, 2021

    Very sad condolences to family and friends.Take care stay safe on the roads

  2. SukariSep 16, 2021

    Blast! Life can be nasty. Pretty, intelligent, young with the world her oyster, then this! R.I.P baby. Virtual hugs to your mama.

  3. MJasirimaliSep 16, 2021

    Poleni kwa waliofiwa. Mikanda waweza kusaidia kupunguza majeraha Wakati wa ajali. Pumzika kwa amani dada.

  4. mtejaSep 16, 2021

    Mourning with this family for the loss of their lovely daughter...but one thing I notice here is that she was ejected out of her seat. Indicating she was not buckled up. not that I am saying she couldn't have rested, but it's just a passionate wish that buckling up was made mandatory in Kenya, like some other places on this planet. RIP

  5. MundumugoSep 16, 2021

    While that may be true, Kenyan roads could be made safer. Two lane highways with much drunk driving are a surefire harbinger of increased highway related death. Years ago I worked in Wyoming and between the two lane roads and rampant drunk driving, I was afraid for my life.

  6. Kora kaniniSep 16, 2021

    RIP baby RIP.
    OUR HEART FELT CONDOLENCES.
    HOPEFULLY YOUR FAMILY FINDS PEACE DURING THIS TRYING TIME.

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