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A 31-year-old mother in Malindi, Kilifi County is seeking answers and justice after her son was crushed to death by a reversing waste-carrying lorry at the Malindi Mayungu dumpsite. The family which lives at the dumpsite said the 18-year-old Daniel Thomas boy, was the family’s main breadwinner of the family.
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Malindi Dumpsite Tragedy: 18-year-old dies after being crushed by a reversing lorry
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