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September 21, 2026|14:15

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Families given 21 days to claim 443 Shakahola victims' bodies

The Standard Kenyan 35 minutes 1 mins read

The Kilifi County Government has given the families of victims of the Shakahola massacre 21 days to identify and collect the 443 bodies preserved at the Malindi Sub-County Hospital.

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