Tragic Blaze Claims Lives at Kenyan Dormitory
A horrific dormitory fire in Nakuru, Kenya, has claimed the lives of at least 10 students. The fire erupted at Utumishi Girls Academy around 1 a.m. Emergency rescue teams and local authorities are involved in ongoing search and evacuation efforts as investigations continue.
A tragic fire broke out early Thursday morning at a dormitory in Nakuru, Kenya, killing at least 10 students, according to Capital FM. The blaze engulfed parts of Utumishi Girls Academy around 1 a.m., as reported by regional police commander Samuel Ndanyi.
Emergency teams and firefighters responded swiftly, working tirelessly to extinguish the flames and rescue other students from the site. Despite their efforts, the death toll reached double digits, marking a devastating loss for the community.
As the smoke cleared, police officers and firefighters continued their search for survivors, while investigations are underway to determine the fire's cause. The tragedy emphasizes the necessity for stringent safety measures in educational institutions.
(With inputs from agencies.)

