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Residents of Kwachocha, Malindi county are now calling for the government to compensate families of the deceased persons aboard an aircraft that crashed in the area following a postmortem that confirmed that their deaths were a result of the parts of the plane that struck them upon impact, area leaders on their end have vowed to follow up with both the county and the national government to see to it that the compensation is made a reality.
Residents in Malindi calling on the government to compensate families of the deceased persons
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