Three years after the Sachangwan fire tragedy where close to 139 people lost their lives after a fuel tanker burst into flames, survivors and affected families came together to commemorate the event that changed their lives forever. KTN’s Zipporah Karani reports from Nakuru county.
Sachng'wan fire memorial
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