The bodies of Mariam Kigenda and her four-year-old daughter Amanda were found in an embrace in the back seat of their car. Efforts to locate and retrieve the car that plunged into the ocean 58 meters deep have been going on since September 29. It was just a normal Sunday on the busy channel when Kigenda’s car slid off the MV Harambee ferry, plunging into the ocean. The cry for help was in vain as other passengers watched hopelessly as their car sank. For 13 days, it has been a delicate mission involving more than 80 divers drawn from both government and private firms.

Source: The Star October 11, 2019 16:07 UTC