Coptic Roundabout Accident: 2 Little Girls Who Lost Mum in Crash Wail on Her Grave, 'Speak' to Her
- Kenyans were heartbroken after a video of two young girls who lost their mum in an accident surfaced
- The grieving sisters sat on their mother’s grave as they painfully cried for the mum who was no more
- Social media users flocked to the comment section to pen emotional messages as they consoled the girls
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A video of two little girls mourning their mother, who died in a tragic road accident at Coptic Roundabout in Kisumu county, has broken many hearts.
Source: Facebook
The girls, who are sisters, were inconsolable as they grieved their mum, who was buried in a mass burial in Nyakach.
They were shattered by the loss, which cut deep, as the thought of living without their mother sank in.
They struggled to come to terms with the reality of never seeing her again, their grief showing the strong bond they shared.
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"Valerie Adhiambo and Liz Achieng’ mourn mother lost in Coptic Roundabout crash that killed 27," read the caption of the video.
Kisumu woman looks at young girls grieving
Adhiambo and Achieng’, dressed in matching outfits, sat on their mother’s grave as tears freely flowed down their cheeks.
Hardly anyone came forward to comfort them as they painfully cried, speaking to their mum who was no more.
"Mum, please reply. Please answer at least once," they wailed while sitting on their mother’s grave.
A woman stood nearby, but she looked on helplessly as the little ones struggled to come to terms with the loss.
Kenyans pen emotional messages to young girls
Netizens were moved by compassion with the emotional video as they headed to the comment section to pen their consoling messages.
Nyakwar Masella:
“Reminds me of my daughters in December 13, 2019 literally touching the body of their mum as she lay in a casket in Homa Bay after succumbing to breast cancer. The youngest girl was in class one (seven years). Today, she is in Grade 7, tall and bubbly. I continue surviving with my title as a widower, a single parent, a Dad-Mum. Mungu awaonekanie hawa wasichana.”
Khalonda Khalonda:
“Poleni sana. I hope the closest family members will come in to offer social and psychological support. Even their academics might be affected. Let their teachers also support them. It is not easy for these young kids.”
Vicky Chebaibai Kitonga:
“Oh my God. They just look like my own daughters and the bond we share. Who else is crying like I am? They just need a hug. Sometimes I ask, ‘But God, why?’”
Candy Core:
“Children are the ones who truly know the real meaning of losing a mother. Life changes immediately. May God open doors of blessings for these kids.”
Job Nduri:
“Father God, I pray for this family. Grant these two young ones strength, and may their tomorrow be peaceful and greater than today, in Jesus’ Name.”
Eve Sera:
“I always visit my son’s grave, hoping that he’ll just appear and say hi to me. 😭 Grief is personal, and it will never be the same.”
Aloice Favour:
“My mommy and daddy left me when I was only 10 years old. It has not been easy, but God has seen me through. I can really feel their pain. May the peace and strength of God overshadow their lives. May the angels of God comfort them. It shall be well, girls.”
Source: Facebook
Man mourns Kisumu accident victims
A man who attended the mass burial service of the accident victims penned a heartbreaking post on Facebook while mourning them.
He expressed his disbelief that the fatal accident occurred after a burial, adding that the crash was regrettable and the loss too much to bear for all affected families.
"Today was indeed a sad day. I watched in disbelief as 26 bodies were being ferried to Nyakach for burial, victims of a Coptic road accident. We are talking of individuals who last Saturday were alive and went to a funeral in Nyahera together. Today they went back home in coffins," he said.
Kisumu woman rolls on floor after losing mum in accident
In another incident, a woman who also lost her mum in the grisly accident could not hold back her grief.
She rolled on the ground at Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital (JOOTRH) as she wailed.
No one consoled her, as most people had gone to confirm the bodies of their loved ones.
Racheal Nyaguthie, HoD Human Interest, added details of man mourning victims.
Proofreading by Asher Omondi, copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.
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