Student Dies from Electrocution During Half-Term Break
A police investigation has been initiated after the death of a 17-year-old boy in Gesima, Masaba North, Nyamira county.
Samuel Rioba, a student in Form Three at Nyakongo Boys High School, was electrocuted at his home while hanging clothes on a line that was connected to a power cable. The incident took place during Rioba’s mid-term break at approximately 6:30 PM.
After the electrocution, Rioba’s family quickly transported him to Keroka hospital, but he was declared dead on arrival. The body was then transported to the hospital mortuary in Keroka, where it will be subjected to a postmortem examination.
Electrocution, the cause of the boy’s death, is the process of being exposed to an electric shock, which causes bodily injury or death. Electrocution incidents are frequently caused by contact with high-voltage electrical lines or circuits.
The death of Samuel Rioba has undoubtedly caused profound grief for his family and friends.
It is a tragedy that should serve as a cautionary tale for everyone who uses electricity in their daily lives. Electrocution is a serious risk that can lead to fatal outcomes, and everyone should take precautions to avoid accidents.
The police are actively investigating this incident, and it is hoped that they will uncover any factors that may have contributed to the tragedy.
The loss of a young life is always a tragedy, and the community will undoubtedly come together to support the family in their time of grief.
Student Dies from Electrocution During Half-Term Break
