Grief as Budo fire victims are buried
THE nation continued to grieve yesterday as families buried children who perished in a fire at Budo Junior School last Monday. Burials yesterday took place in Masaka, Wakiso, Mukono and Mpigi districts.<br><br><a href="http://www.newvision.co.ug/D/8/13/623423"><b>Final chapter of a twin girl</b></
By Cyprian Musoke
Final chapter of a twin girl
Besigye mourns Budo victims
THE nation continued to grieve yesterday as families buried children who perished in a fire at Budo Junior School last Monday. Burials yesterday took place in Masaka, Wakiso, Mukono and Mpigi districts.
A body suspected to be that of Barbara Natugonza of Fort Portal was the only one still at Mulago Hospital awaiting the DNA test results. The agonising five-day wait for the bodies, the Poice said, was intended to ensure the families received the right remains since the bodies were burnt beyond recognition.
Twenty girls aged 8-10 years burnt to death as they slept in Nassolo dormitory. The school has been closed. Ten employees under Police detention are being investigated for possible criminal negligence and arson.
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Final chapter of a twin girl
Besigye mourns Budo victims
THE nation continued to grieve yesterday as families buried children who perished in a fire at Budo Junior School last Monday. Burials yesterday took place in Masaka, Wakiso, Mukono and Mpigi districts.
A body suspected to be that of Barbara Natugonza of Fort Portal was the only one still at Mulago Hospital awaiting the DNA test results. The agonising five-day wait for the bodies, the Poice said, was intended to ensure the families received the right remains since the bodies were burnt beyond recognition.
Twenty girls aged 8-10 years burnt to death as they slept in Nassolo dormitory. The school has been closed. Ten employees under Police detention are being investigated for possible criminal negligence and arson.
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