Cult-related deaths on the rise
Kenyan police announced that the number of people who have lost their lives in excavations on and around the farm since April 24 has risen to 90.
Pastor Paul Mackenzie Nthenge of the Good News International Church allegedly asked his followers to go to the farm called Shakahola, near the coastal city of Malindi, and invite Hz. He said they had to starve to meet Jesus, and many of his followers died as a result.
Gideon M. Mungaro, Governor of Kilifi District, which Malindi is affiliated with, said search and rescue efforts are continuing in and around the farm, saying: “We were able to muster all available resources to meet the urgent needs of those affected. “. and expedite rescue efforts for survivors.”
In a statement made today by Kenya Red Cross officials, “Many bodies from the Shakahola incident continue to fill the facility in the Kilifi area. “To support the area, with the help of our partners, the Kenya Red Cross Nairobi, a refrigerated container has arrived to be used as a makeshift mortuary for bodies removed from the area.”
Source: Sozcu
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