Kenya Power to Pay Amputated Boy Sh4.4m

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Kenya Power to Pay Amputated Boy Sh4.4m

[Nation] A minor who lost limbs and became incapacitated after being electrocuted seven years ago has been awarded Sh4.4 million for future medical expenses and replacement of his artificial hand.

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