A female employee at the Government Printers collapsed and died in her office in Nairobi.
Police
said they are investigating the cause of death of the woman identified as Emmah
Nyaaga.
The
incident happened at her place of work on Tuesday, March 11, in the afternoon
off Haille Sellasie Avenue, Nairobi.
She was
rushed to a nearby Rhodes chest clinic, where she was pronounced dead on
arrival.
The body
was moved to the mortuary pending autopsy and probe, police said.
The
woman's family said she had no known medical history.
In Kitui
County’s Kisasi, one Serah Musembi collapsed at her home in Ikothamwithi
village and died.
She was
rushed to Mbitini Health Center and, on arrival, was pronounced dead.
Preliminary
investigations indicate that the deceased had been complaining of ulcers for a
long time.
The body
was moved to the Kitui General Hospital Mortuary, where it is awaiting autopsy.
In Ruiru,
Kiambu County, a guard was found dead in his house.
Evans
Mutingu, 50, failed to report to his place of work, prompting his colleagues to
go and look for him.
They said
he was also not responding to calls.
The
colleagues forced the door open and found his body lying lifeless on the bed.
The body
had no visible physical injuries and was moved to the General Kago mortuary, awaiting post-mortem and investigations.
In Sokyot
Village, Lugari, Kakamega County, a man was found dead on the roadside.
Police
officers visited the scene and established that Esau Kipruto, 35, had died
beside a footpath. The body had no visible physical injury.
The body
was moved to the mortuary for preservation and autopsy.
In
Kiambiu, Nairobi, a man collapsed and died in an incident.
He was
later identified as Simon Makunda, 51.
Witnesses
said he was walking to his house when he collapsed and died.
The body
was moved to the mortuary pending autopsy and other investigations.
Police
said they are investigating the incident. Cases of sudden death are on the rise
in separate incidents.
The
incidents are under probe, police said, adding up to five are reported daily.
Some have been solved so far.
