There was grief in Kakamega town yesterday as a funeral service for victims of an accident at Fort Ternan, Kericho County, was held.

MORTUARY BILLS The Kericho County government cleared hospital and mortuary bills for the injured and victims of the accident before releasing the bodies to their home counties.

Read: Moi Day horror as 56 die in road crash The crackdown comes just five days after a Homeboyz bus crashed and killed 56 people at the Fort Ternan black spot in Kericho County.

At most 10 bodies are still lying in mortuary in Kericho County which have not been identified by their relatives.

A requiem mass for 31 people from Kakamega County who perished in the bus crash in Kericho County last week will be held on Wednesday.

- Officials from Kericho County Hospital called on families whose relatives are missing to check with the hospital - The officials claimed seven bodies were still lying at the hospital's morgue - Three other...

The scene of the accident after the bus lost control at Fort Ternan in Kericho County on October 10, 2018.

In this week's tragic road accident at Fort Ternan in Kericho County where over 50 passengers were killed, the body of the bus became mangled after the accident, signalling it may have been substandard.

When the Star arrived at the scene, the police from scene of crime were taking photos of the slain robbers before taking the bodies to Kericho County referral hospital mortuary.

Members of the public look at an ill fated public service bus belonging to Home boys and plying Kakamega-Nairobi route after it lost control at Fort Ternan in Kericho County on October 10,2018, killing over fi...