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Mwanamke mjamzito nchini Kenya amejiunguza na moto mwili mzima baada ya kugombana na mumewe kisa wivu wa mapenzi.
Mwanamke huyo aliyefahamika kwa jina la Cythia Njoki (28) ambaye hali yake bado ni mbaya amesema kuwa ameamua kufanya hivyo kwa hasira baada ya kugundua kuwa mumewe anamahusiano na mwanamke mwingine.
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Updated Tue, August 16th 2016
A woman is nursing serious injuries after she set herself aflame over her husband’s alleged extra-marital affair. Cythia Njoki, 28, sustained injuries in her hands, abdomen, thighs and face after she burnt herself using kerosene following a quarrel with her husband. She suffered burns to 45 per cent of her body.
Ms Njoki from Langa Langa estate said her husband, a mechanic, failed to return home on Saturday night and when he came on Sunday evening, he kept on calling a woman she suspected had an affair with him. Njoki said she was overcome by anger, went into their bedroom, poured kerosene on her body and set herself alight. DEEP PAIN “I had an issue with my husband after he failed to report home and on coming, he continued to call a woman he was having a relationship with. I was angry and burnt myself,” said Njoki who was in deep pain at Rift Valley Provincial General Hospital.
Zuku’s multibillion taxing question Kenya is food secure, says CS Willy Bett Kenya State House summits a good idea Nursing officer in charge of ward 14 Jenipher Mathenge said the patient was received on Sunday night at around 8pm in a critical condition. “The patient was received in a very critical condition, with her hands, face, abdomen and thighs burnt. Her fingers are also totally burnt,” Mathenge said.
She said the patient also has breathing problems after she inhaled hot air. The patient, she said, was six months pregnant and they are investigating the status of the unborn baby after they noticed the foetus had irregular heart beat. “The patient is pregnant and we are conducting further investigations to know the status of the unborn child,” she said.
The patient’s mother Mary Wangui said she rushed to the hospital immediately after she was informed about the incident but could not communicate with Njoki because she had breathing difficulties.
Mwanamke huyo aliyefahamika kwa jina la Cythia Njoki (28) ambaye hali yake bado ni mbaya amesema kuwa ameamua kufanya hivyo kwa hasira baada ya kugundua kuwa mumewe anamahusiano na mwanamke mwingine.
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Updated Tue, August 16th 2016
A woman is nursing serious injuries after she set herself aflame over her husband’s alleged extra-marital affair. Cythia Njoki, 28, sustained injuries in her hands, abdomen, thighs and face after she burnt herself using kerosene following a quarrel with her husband. She suffered burns to 45 per cent of her body.
Ms Njoki from Langa Langa estate said her husband, a mechanic, failed to return home on Saturday night and when he came on Sunday evening, he kept on calling a woman she suspected had an affair with him. Njoki said she was overcome by anger, went into their bedroom, poured kerosene on her body and set herself alight. DEEP PAIN “I had an issue with my husband after he failed to report home and on coming, he continued to call a woman he was having a relationship with. I was angry and burnt myself,” said Njoki who was in deep pain at Rift Valley Provincial General Hospital.
Zuku’s multibillion taxing question Kenya is food secure, says CS Willy Bett Kenya State House summits a good idea Nursing officer in charge of ward 14 Jenipher Mathenge said the patient was received on Sunday night at around 8pm in a critical condition. “The patient was received in a very critical condition, with her hands, face, abdomen and thighs burnt. Her fingers are also totally burnt,” Mathenge said.
She said the patient also has breathing problems after she inhaled hot air. The patient, she said, was six months pregnant and they are investigating the status of the unborn baby after they noticed the foetus had irregular heart beat. “The patient is pregnant and we are conducting further investigations to know the status of the unborn child,” she said.
The patient’s mother Mary Wangui said she rushed to the hospital immediately after she was informed about the incident but could not communicate with Njoki because she had breathing difficulties.
