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Four pupils perish in Busia school dormitory fire 

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March 18, 2024
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Four pupils perish in Busia school dormitory fire 

Four pupils have perished after a fierce fire destroyed a boys’ dormitory at Victory Nursery and Primary School in Busia district on Sunday evening. PHOTO/David Awori

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By David Awori 

Four pupils perished after a fierce fire destroyed a boys’ dormitory in which they were sleeping at Victory Nursery and Primary School in Busia district on Sunday evening.

According to Stephen Ojambo, the school head teacher, two other pupils are admitted in hospital with severe burn injuries.

He says bodies of the deceased have been taken to Busia health Center IV for a postmortem examination.

The cause of the fire that is said to have broken out at about midnight is being investigated.

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