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Families in agony as bodies of their kin remain abroad

John Kamau Karunda, who died through a road accident early this year in Brampton in Ontario, Canada and whose body is still stuck there for lack money to repatriate his remains to Kenya. (Courtesy).

Two families are now appealing for government intervention to repatriate the bodies of their kin stuck abroad.

John Karunda died early this year in Brampton in Ontario, Canada through a road accident. He was working as a casual labourer.

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