Elburgon Secondary School closed indefinitely after dormitory fire

Elburgon Secondary School in Nakuru County has been shut indefinitely following a fire that destroyed one boys' dormitory on Tuesday afternoon. No injuries or deaths were reported. The cause remains unknown as investigations begin.

The fire broke out on July 21 while students were attending classes. Videos showed thick smoke rising as the blaze consumed the building. Students attempted to recover belongings but saved only a few items.

Police and emergency teams responded quickly. They contained the fire and confirmed all students were accounted for with no casualties. The school management decided on indefinite closure to support investigations and damage assessment.

This marks another incident in recent weeks involving dormitory fires at Kenyan boarding schools. Officials plan to review safety measures at such facilities.

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Illustration of the fire at Utumishi Girls Academy where 16 students perished.
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Fire kills 16 students at Utumishi Girls Academy in Gilgil

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A devastating fire at Utumishi Girls Academy in Gilgil, Nakuru County, has claimed the lives of 16 students early on Thursday morning. The tragedy was compounded when the mother of one injured student died in a road accident while rushing to the school.

Chianda Boys High School in Siaya County has been closed indefinitely after a second dormitory fire destroyed Senior Chief Nathan Ojungo House on Friday, July 10.

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A wave of strikes and arson incidents has led to the closure of numerous secondary schools across several Kenyan counties.

Ten students from Alliance High School in Kikuyu have been arrested in connection with a fire that destroyed a mattress storage facility on Wednesday night.

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The headmaster of Alliance High School has confirmed that the mattress store was burned on the night leading to Thursday with no student injured.

A fire broke out in a student residence on Kronoparken in Karlstad on Tuesday evening. Six people were taken to hospital, one of them seriously injured. Police have opened an investigation into gross arson.

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A Kenyan court has ordered nine minors suspected in a deadly school fire to remain in custody for 21 days as investigations continue.

 

 

 

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