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Former OCPD to be buried in Taita Taveta after a year in Mombasa mortuary

Ms Golder Mzuri, a sister to the former Embu OCPD the late Nathan Nyange Mwangemi showing a grave site at Mwabwalo village in the outskirts of Wundanyi town, Taita-Taveta County that had been prepared for the burial of the late police officer before a court injunction. PHOTO: RENSON MNYAMWEZI/STANDARD

VOI: A former Embu OCPD whose body has been lying in a Mombasa mortuary for one year due to a protracted court battle over his property by the family will be buried next week at his Mwabwalo village in Taita Taveta County.

Family members disclosed to The Standard that the body of Nathan Nyange Mwangemi that had been lying at the Pandya Hospital mortuary following a High Court injunction stopping the burial on May last year has been transferred to Wesu Sub County Hospital mortuary in Taita-Taveta County on Thursday.

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