Hearty Consolation As Dr Malombe Visits Mwingi Accident Survivors

Recovery operation at River Enziu 

The survivors of River Enziu accident who are recuperating at Mwingi level 4 hospital received a much welcome visitor in the name of Dr Julius Malombe  who visited the facility to check on them.

The pioneer Governor was in the company of Wiper boss Kalonzo Musyoka, Woman Rep Irene Kasalu and few other leaders. 


Malombe told the survivors to put everything in the hands of the lord during this difficult time even as he wished them speedy recovery.


Malombe who has been asked by a majority kitui residents to come back as Governor also sent condolences to the families of the departed relatives who drowned when the bus they were travelling in was swept by the river after hitting a gorge on the drift.


Check the video below


And below is a video on how the accident occurred 


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