Parts of helicopter that killed MP Ngeno, five others to be sent overseas
Key aircraft components to undergo testing as probe enters forensic stage...
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An investigation is underway into a helicopter crash that killed six people, including Emurua Dikirr Member of Parliament Johana Ngeno, on February 28, 2026. Critical parts of the aircraft will be sent overseas for specialist forensic analysis.
- Identities of the six victims have been confirmed.
- The Aircraft Accident Investigation Department (AAID) is leading the inquiry.
- Preliminary reports suggest the aircraft was flying too low and struck trees before disappearing from radar shortly after departing Tabolwa at 4:25 PM.
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Preliminary Report on Nandi Helicopter Crash Due in 30 Days - March 2026
A preliminary report into the helicopter crash that killed Emurua Dikirr MP Johana Ngeno is expected within 30 days, according to Transport Cabinet Secretary Davis Chirchir. The crash occurred in Nandi County on February 28, killing all six occupants including the MP. Critical parts of the aircraft will be sent overseas for specialist forensic analysis. The government will cover all funeral expenses for the late MP and the five other victims. Meanwhile, leaders including Majority Leaders Kimani Ichung'wah and Aaron Cheruiyot gathered at the late MP's home to offer condolences. The United Democratic Alliance postponed its grassroots elections originally set for March 7 following the tragedy.
