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I'll never go back to illegal oil trade, vows Nakuru fire victim

Joseph Ndegwa at Rift Valley Provincial General Hospital who sustained burn injuries after he was caught up by the Nakuru pipeline fire tragedy near a petrol station in what residents said was illegal fuel stores in the estate [PHOTO: BONIFACE THUKU]

NAKURU: Survivors of the Monday evening fire tragedy at Pipeline in Nakuru County have vowed never to go back to the illegal highway oil-siphoning business.

Samson Mwangi, who is admitted in ward seven at the Rift Valley Provincial General Hospital in Nakuru, suffered 40 per cent burns, according to doctors.

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