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Speaking to journalists Chief Government Pathologist Johannsen Oduor explained that despite efforts to identify relatives through DNA testing, many people who have lost loved ones have not come forward to provide DNA samples, posing a significant challenge to the exercise.
Families of Shakahola victims to wait longer for DNA results
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