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Parents who were distraught about missing children say they are content with the process of body identification after all 164 students of Hillside Endarasha were accounted for. John Mwangi, a parent from the school who has lost his son and has been a member of the school for 4 years takes us through the process of DNA sampling that was held throughout the day at Naromoru level 4 hospital in Nyeri.
Endarasha parents speak
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