Kiteezi tragedy: Search for victims continues two weeks after

Joshua Ario, a city pastor and resident of Lusanja, is still searching for his wife Justine Mutesi and her four year old son Innocent Agasha suspected to be under the rubble of garbage that hit his home on August 10.

Kiteezi tragedy: Search for victims continues two weeks after

By: NewVision Reporter, Journalists @NewVision

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It's 17 days since a heap of garbage rolled from the Kiteezi garbage waste site killing 35 people and destroying of property during the predawn.

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Kiteezi tragedy: Search for victims continues two weeks after

Joshua Ario, a city pastor and resident of Lusanja, is still searching for his wife Justine Mutesi and her four year old son Innocent Agasha suspected to be under the rubble of garbage that hit his home on August 10.

Kiteezi tragedy: Search for victims continues two weeks after

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