Three Americans Perish In Grisly Road Crash In Narok

Tragically, three American philanthropists collaborating with Child Refuge Centre International lost their lives in a horrific traffic accident on Thursday. The incident took place along the Narok-Maasai Mara Game Reserve Highway, close to the Eusonyiro airstrip.



These individuals, who had been actively involved in managing nine other centers across the country as part of their work in Narok West, were en route from Narok town towards the Mara when a devastating head-on collision occurred between their personal pickup truck and a trailer truck.

Their destination was Naroosura, where they were involved in overseeing community-based healthcare initiatives. According to a police report from the County Commissioner's office, two of the philanthropists were 61 years old, and the third was 33 years old.

Subsequently, the truck belonging to the philanthropists was taken to Narok police station, while a section of the trailer, which bore foreign registration plates, remained at the accident scene at the time of the report.

Concurrently, the deceased individuals' remains were transported to a hospital in Nairobi.

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