It has become increasingly common for the Indian population to travel abroad for education, employment, and leisurely purposes. With the increase in volume of exodus, there’s always the possibility of casualty and untoward deaths as well.
A similar development has happened with five Indian individuals who sadly died in a road accident that took place in Kenya.
Quarterly five Malayali people who originate from Kerala in India and are currently based out of Qatar for employment reasons happened to be touring Kenya. This was when their tourist bus met with an accident in Nyandarua county in Kenya and all five of them had sadly passed away in the same.
The deceased Malayalis were identified as Jasna, 29, Kuttikkattuchalil of Venkitangu, near Guruvayur, and her daughter Ruhi Mehrin, Geetha Shoji, 58, hailing from Cherukol, near Mavelikkara; Riya Puthanpurayil, 41, and her daughter Taira from Kanhirampara, Mannoor in Palakkad district.
This shocking accident, which claimed the lives of five Indian folk has left their families back in India absolutely devastated. Our prayers are also with the family of the deceased in this dark and challenging times.
This post was last modified on 11 June 2025 8:34 am
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