Guide to new traffic flow plan at roundabouts Motorists likely to experience navigational nightmares in City Hall bid to ease congestion P. 10
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Nairobi | Tuesday, April 7, 2015
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VARSITY TERROR | Away from the glare of the media, families looking for loved ones are going through unspeakable trauma VICTIMS OF ATTACK
Harriet Chemoit
Alex Omurwa
Rispher Maggy
Dadly Mose
Faith Kendi
Obedi Okiring Okodoi
Branton Wakhungu
Solomon Oludo
Horror, pain awaits families at morgue >>Relatives speak of the fresh anguish of combing through mortuary in search of their missing loved ones
>>Hope for bereaved as government doctors announce that 98 are identified but 46 more victims still pending
>>Joy as lucky survivors are welcomed home by ecstatic families and friends across the country Stories P.2,3,4,5,6,8&9
Big-hearted citizens who counselled, fed relatives
MISSING STUDENTS
BY MAZERA NDURYA @mazerandurya mndurya@ke.nationmedia.com
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Timothy Koech
Charles Karugu
BILLY MUTAI | NATION
Jacinta Njeri
INDEX
Elizabeth K. Nyangarora
A distraught relative of one of the murdered students at Chiromo Mortuary yesterday. Fingerprint technology was used to identify more than 60 bodies. Many students are still missing.
News P. 2-11, 16, Back
Opinion P. 12-13
Letters P. 14
County P. 17-26
International P. 28-33
Business P. 38-40
t has been an outpouring of generosity since Al-Shabaab terrorists killed 148 people at Garissa University College, 142 of them student. Volunteer counsellors and caterers have been serving the victims and their families camping at Nairobi’s Chiromo and Nyayo National Stadium while extending the same to the counties. Yesterday, the Kenya Counselling and Psychological Association Chairperson Kimani Githongo said more CONTINUED ON PAGE 6
Sport P. 51-55