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Families' agony as they identify remains of Naivasha tragedy loved ones at morgue

A woman who had come to identify the body of a relative is consoled at the Chiromo Mortuary Monday. [PHOTO: WILBERFORCE OKWIRI]

Grief-stricken families and relatives of victims of the Naivasha tragedy yesterday jammed Chiromo Mortuary.

Emotions ran high as some of the relatives of those killed wailed and demanded to be shown the bodies.

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