Elderly man dies at Bungoma Law Courts while waiting for case to be heard

The man, Judiciary says opted to wait outside the courtroom for his advocate’s arrival, lying down on the grass as he waited with his brothers. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke..

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An elderly man tragically died at the Bungoma Law Courts while awaiting his case, despite being prioritized due to his visibly unwell state. He was found unresponsive after opting to wait outside the courtroom for his advocate.

The man arrived at the court around 9:00 a.m. on a motorcycle, appearing unwell.
The Judiciary, through spokesperson Paul Ndemo, stated he was issued a Priority Card for expedited service.
His case was before the Environment and Land Court and his body was moved to Bungoma County Referral Hospital Morgue.

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