Lone woman dies leaving 10 year old daughter lone



A woman is reported dead yesterday at group 10 D, Kakuma. She is said to have been in the house alone, her daughter in school when she was thirsty and called out for help to be given water.

It was only when Amanya Nelson, a standard eight candidate came that he heard her call and rushed into her house, gave her water, mobilized some men and carried her to the roadside. These people bought milk which she drank and shortly died before being rushed to the IRC main hospital.

According to this report from a reliable source, the woman had been drinking alcohol, hardly eating and sick. The community members claim all these led to her sudden death.

The daughter left aged ten years is a pupil in standard three with her elder sister in South Sudan. She knows not who relates to her in the group and the camp as a whole.

The neighbour, Nelson is now taking care of her in his home of bachelors.
The community leader Mr. Paul Amerkana said he would report this to LWF Child protection while speaking to Nelson Yesterday.

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