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Senator John Methu: This evidence has been reconstructed, it's not a true record of what happened to Ojwang... Once it was clear that Ojwang was unconscious, why was he taken to Mbagathi Hospital instead of Kenyatta National Hospital? KNH is only 5.1 km away and is better equipped, while Mbagathi is 5.8 km away.
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Senator Methu: Why did police choose to rush Albert Ojwang to Mbagathi Hospital instead of KNH?
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