During the public viewing of Raila Odinga's body in Mamboleo, Kisumu, 46 people required medical attention on Saturday, October 18. Medical emergencies included stab wounds and dehydration, prompting a significant emergency response.

• 46 casualties were recorded, with four suffering stab wounds and one blunt injury.
• Dr. Hazron Omollo, coordinator of emergency services, managed the response, deploying 43 ambulances at the event.
• Preparations are underway for further operations in Bondo, with Siaya County officials and the Red Cross (contributing 15 ambulances and 5 support cruisers) joining the efforts.

Two mourners died and scores were injured at Nyayo Stadium in Nairobi, Kenya, during a stampede as thousands queued to view the body of former Prime Minister Raila Odinga. This incident occurred on Friday, October 17, after the official State Funeral had concluded.

• Two people died in the stampede, bringing the total number of fatalities related to Odinga's viewing events to six since Thursday.
• Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) East Africa treated 163 patients at the scene, referring 34 to hospitals, citing "blunt trauma and fractures."
• The stampede happened near Gate Five due to pressure as lines were redirected, creating a bottleneck.

Two fatalities occurred during a stampede at Nyayo National Stadium on Friday, October 17, as mourners viewed the body of former Prime Minister Raila Odinga, according to Doctors Without Borders (MSF). The incident happened when crowds surged forward as dignitaries departed, crushing some attendees.

• 2 people died in the Nyayo Stadium stampede.
• The Kenya Red Cross confirmed injuries and provided urgent care at Nyayo Stadium.
• This incident followed chaos on October 16 at Kasarani Stadium during public viewing, where approximately 100 individuals were treated for injuries.

During the viewing of Raila Odinga's body at Kisumu's Jomo Kenyatta Stadium, health personnel are overwhelmed by the large number of mourners collapsing due to overcrowding, emotional distress, and exhaustion. Despite tight security and organized efforts, medical teams are stretched thin, struggling to attend to the growing number of people fainting in the heat and emotional turmoil.

• Over six stands in the 12,000-capacity stadium are now occupied by mourners, surpassing initial containment efforts.
• John Otieno from the Red Cross stated they are "overwhelmed" by the situation.
• Authorities have urged calm and assured that the viewing period will continue until 3 pm.