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October 20, 2025
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Fresh Details Emerge After Kasarani Stadium Stampede

Fresh Details Emerge After Kasarani Stadium Stampede

Police were forced to fire tear gas at the stadium, dispersing thousands of Kenyans who had thronged the venue...

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Busia Senator Okiya Omtatah has raised concerns regarding the influx of casualties at Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH) following a stampede at the Moi International Stadium, Kasarani, during a public viewing. Omtatah reported that KNH is struggling with the overwhelming number of patients and limited resources.

  • Over 40 casualties were admitted to KNH from the incident, with one person reported deceased.
  • Senator Okiya Omtatah visited KNH and met with the Head of the Emergency and Accident Unit, pledging to push for government intervention to cover treatment costs for victims.
  • Many injured individuals are still expected to cover their own medical expenses, with only a small number qualifying for emergency waivers.
  • The stampede at Kasarani Stadium occurred after police fired tear gas to disperse a large crowd, leading to chaos and unconfirmed reports of stone-throwing from the crowd.

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