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Kenya crash persons on way home
The first members of a Tauranga school group are due home from Kenya today as funeral arrangements continue for three of their colleagues killed on the trip,/p>
Nineteenyearold Caitlin Dickson and Brian and Grace Johnston died last week when the minivan they were on a journey in rolled into a ditch during a Bethlehem College mission trip. Their bodies are expected in New Zealand early this week and separate funeral services at the college are scheduled to occur for Ms Dickson on Thursday and for the Johnstons on Saturday, to be able to college board of trustees chairman Greg hollisterJones,/p>
A memorial was held at the Bethlehem Farmers Market on Saturday morning and there had been a steady flow of mourners through a vigil at the college chapel,/p>
The 12 students and staff who were taken to hospital or received hospital treatment have been moved to Nairobi Hospital, With injuries ranging from bruises to broken bones,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych],/p>
A second group will be leaving a few days after, While one school,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Aneka Jones, Would probably stay behind in hospital sustained a dislocated hip and fractured pelvis in the crash,/p>
Mr hollisterJones said her parents had flown over to compliment her,/p>
The driver of the minibus and motivational figure in the college project to build the Ark Quest Education Centre,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Nairobi lecturer captain christopher Mmata, was also killed,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych],/p>
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