A 26-year-old female university student was found dead in her house in Embu Town.
Police
said Damaris Kanyua was a student at the local University of Embu.
Her body was discovered Tuesday morning in her rented house long after she had died.
The cause of her death is yet to be known, police said.
The body
was found lying on a mattress that was on the floor. She stayed alone in the
house.
The body
was moved to the mortuary pending autopsy and other investigations.
Police
said they are investigating the incident.
In the Msambweni area, Kwale County, a 43-year-old bar attendant was found dead in her
house.
Police said the body of Hannah Wanjiru Mwangi was discovered in her bed long after she had died.
The woman worked at a local bar, police said.
The body
was found on Tuesday evening in her bedroom at a rented house.
The body
had no visible injuries at the time of the discovery, police and witnesses
said.
The body
was moved to the local mortuary pending autopsy and other investigations.
Elsewhere
in the Makongeni area, Nairobi, a security guard with a private firm was found dead
in his house.
Police
said Joshua Onana’s body was discovered Wednesday evening long after he had
failed to report to work and respond to his calls.
A
relative visited him at his house where the body of Onana, 32 was discovered
dead in bed.
The cause
of the death is yet to be known. Police were called to the scene and helped to
move the body to the mortuary pending autopsy.
Homicide
detectives visited the scenes where the three bodies were separately discovered
as part of the probe into same.
Cases of
sudden deaths have been on the rise amid calls on relatives and friends to
always check on their friends and loved ones.
Some of the cases are pending under probe and remain unsolved. Others have been solved after it was established the victims died of natural causes.
