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Families, friends, and staff of the KPC Kenya pipeline Company gathered at the kpc morendat institute grounds in Naivasha to honour and celebrate nine colleagues killed in last week’s train accident. The tragedy occurred when a staff bus collided with a Kenya Railways cargo train at morendat. Kenya pipeline company, led by managing director Joe Sang, has assured families that investigations are underway and findings will be made public. The company has also pledged to pursue compensation for the bereaved.
KPC holds memorial for 9 staff killed in Naivasha train accident
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