In a separate incident in Huruma, Nairobi, a man identified as Reuben Ngugi, 36, collapsed and died unexpectedly.
Police reported that Ngugi began coughing and bleeding from the nose before he collapsed. Despite being rushed to a nearby hospital, he was declared dead upon arrival. His body has since been sent to the mortuary for an autopsy and further examination.
Meanwhile, in Naivasha, a 49-year-old man suffered a fatal electrocution accident while trimming a tree branch at Nyondia Estate on June 11.
Witnesses indicated that he accidentally touched a live power cable, leading to his immediate death. Police responded to the incident and moved the body to the mortuary for an autopsy. Officials from Kenya Power were also summoned to aid in the investigation.
This incident highlights a growing concern about the rise in electrocution cases, with calls for Kenya Power to implement safety measures to prevent such tragedies. Additionally, the rising number of suicide cases, with police reporting at least one incident daily, has sparked calls for urgent action to address this troubling trend.