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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/17/2008 Posts: 23,365 Location: Nairobi
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They took their ICC Secrets to the grave!!!!!..."Wewe ni mtu mdogo sana....na mwenye amekuandika pia ni mtu mdogo sana!".
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/27/2008 Posts: 4,114
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Intelligentsia wrote:mukiha wrote:
Thuo died of natural causes and his life could have been saved if there was adequate medical care in Thika. Imagine this: there is no working ICU in this "industrial" capital of Kenya and no operational ambulance service!
He had to wait for an ambulance to come all the way from Nairobi to pick him up and take him to Aga Khan hospital.
I know for a fact that there are local ambulances in Thika - why couldnt they use one? Or use his car to ferry him to Aga Khan? Anyway siku ya nyani kufa miti yote huteleza Which ones? Name them. The one at Thika Nursing home has no engine! The one at St Mulumba (7.5km from Thika Nursing) is only used for that hospital's patients. Thuo was at Nursing home - which was the nearest from the Porkies Club where he collapsed. The one belonging to the defunct Municipality has no night time driver. Which other one do you know of? About ferrying him in a personal car... the doctors would not allow that because he was already on supplementary oxygen. It was not possible to put him in a personal car. BTW: Thuo was the third person that I know who died in Thika because of lack of ambulance service. It's a big shame for AAR because all three were covered by AAR and AAR does not have an ambulance in the town. Also a big shame that big hospitals (Matter, Aga Khan, Gertrude's, etc) are just opening clinics in Thika but they have no way of transporting emergency cases to their HQs in Nairobi. Where are the investors? This is a prime market! Nothing is real unless it can be named; nothing has value unless it can be sold; money is worthless unless you spend it.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/11/2012 Posts: 5,222
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What is the difference between a personal car and ambulance?  If its a respirator or IV, there are portable(or semi portable) ones which can be put jua kali into a personal car in extreme cases.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/27/2008 Posts: 4,114
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Mukiri wrote:What is the difference between a personal car and ambulance? If its a respirator or IV, there are portable(or semi portable) ones which can be put jua kali into a personal car in extreme cases. Are you implying that the people that were helping Thuo did not try hard enough? Nothing is real unless it can be named; nothing has value unless it can be sold; money is worthless unless you spend it.
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Rank: Member Joined: 6/22/2011 Posts: 561 Location: House
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Iganamagana wrote:Intelligentsia wrote:mukiha wrote:
Thuo died of natural causes and his life could have been saved if there was adequate medical care in Thika. Imagine this: there is no working ICU in this "industrial" capital of Kenya and no operational ambulance service!
He had to wait for an ambulance to come all the way from Nairobi to pick him up and take him to Aga Khan hospital.
I know for a fact that there are local ambulances in Thika - why couldnt they use one? Or use his car to ferry him to Aga Khan? Anyway siku ya nyani kufa miti yote huteleza I have had the misfortune of looking for an ambulance in Thika town at 10.00pm without success. I opted to drive the patient all the way to Nairobi in a saloon car. I had to beg a nurse to accompany me. The unfortunate bit is that the town does not have a reliable high dependency unit leave alone an ICU. The Thika level five hospital is nothing to write home about. Any serious investor out there? For you information, even Gertrudes and Mater near Tuskys depend on St Johns ambulance though I have noticed Naindu has a relatively new one. The Thika Nursing home one has not moved for months. This is so true. Woe unto you if you need blood, you have to drive to Gatundu (...yes a smaller town) or to Nairobi at those ungodly hours. Serious deep pocketed wazuans should see a business idea.
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 10/25/2007 Posts: 1,574
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mukiha wrote:Intelligentsia wrote:mukiha wrote:
Thuo died of natural causes and his life could have been saved if there was adequate medical care in Thika. Imagine this: there is no working ICU in this "industrial" capital of Kenya and no operational ambulance service!
He had to wait for an ambulance to come all the way from Nairobi to pick him up and take him to Aga Khan hospital.
I know for a fact that there are local ambulances in Thika - why couldnt they use one? Or use his car to ferry him to Aga Khan? Anyway siku ya nyani kufa miti yote huteleza Which ones? Name them. The one at Thika Nursing home has no engine! The one at St Mulumba (7.5km from Thika Nursing) is only used for that hospital's patients. Thuo was at Nursing home - which was the nearest from the Porkies Club where he collapsed. The one belonging to the defunct Municipality has no night time driver. Which other one do you know of? About ferrying him in a personal car... the doctors would not allow that because he was already on supplementary oxygen. It was not possible to put him in a personal car. BTW: Thuo was the third person that I know who died in Thika because of lack of ambulance service. It's a big shame for AAR because all three were covered by AAR and AAR does not have an ambulance in the town. Also a big shame that big hospitals (Matter, Aga Khan, Gertrude's, etc) are just opening clinics in Thika but they have no way of transporting emergency cases to their HQs in Nairobi. Where are the investors? This is a prime market! Thika Level 5 Hospital has 2 working ambulances with drivers ready on standby. Set out to correct the world's wrongs and you will most certainly wind up adding to them.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/17/2008 Posts: 23,365 Location: Nairobi
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jguru wrote:mukiha wrote:Intelligentsia wrote:mukiha wrote:
Thuo died of natural causes and his life could have been saved if there was adequate medical care in Thika. Imagine this: there is no working ICU in this "industrial" capital of Kenya and no operational ambulance service!
He had to wait for an ambulance to come all the way from Nairobi to pick him up and take him to Aga Khan hospital.
I know for a fact that there are local ambulances in Thika - why couldnt they use one? Or use his car to ferry him to Aga Khan? Anyway siku ya nyani kufa miti yote huteleza Which ones? Name them. The one at Thika Nursing home has no engine! The one at St Mulumba (7.5km from Thika Nursing) is only used for that hospital's patients. Thuo was at Nursing home - which was the nearest from the Porkies Club where he collapsed. The one belonging to the defunct Municipality has no night time driver. Which other one do you know of? About ferrying him in a personal car... the doctors would not allow that because he was already on supplementary oxygen. It was not possible to put him in a personal car. BTW: Thuo was the third person that I know who died in Thika because of lack of ambulance service. It's a big shame for AAR because all three were covered by AAR and AAR does not have an ambulance in the town. Also a big shame that big hospitals (Matter, Aga Khan, Gertrude's, etc) are just opening clinics in Thika but they have no way of transporting emergency cases to their HQs in Nairobi. Where are the investors? This is a prime market! Thika Level 5 Hospital has 2 working ambulances with drivers ready on standby. Thanks dagitari for the clarification!!! ..."Wewe ni mtu mdogo sana....na mwenye amekuandika pia ni mtu mdogo sana!".
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 2/21/2012 Posts: 1,739
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Ngogoyo wrote:Iganamagana wrote:Intelligentsia wrote:mukiha wrote:
Thuo died of natural causes and his life could have been saved if there was adequate medical care in Thika. Imagine this: there is no working ICU in this "industrial" capital of Kenya and no operational ambulance service!
He had to wait for an ambulance to come all the way from Nairobi to pick him up and take him to Aga Khan hospital.
I know for a fact that there are local ambulances in Thika - why couldnt they use one? Or use his car to ferry him to Aga Khan? Anyway siku ya nyani kufa miti yote huteleza I have had the misfortune of looking for an ambulance in Thika town at 10.00pm without success. I opted to drive the patient all the way to Nairobi in a saloon car. I had to beg a nurse to accompany me. The unfortunate bit is that the town does not have a reliable high dependency unit leave alone an ICU. The Thika level five hospital is nothing to write home about. Any serious investor out there? For you information, even Gertrudes and Mater near Tuskys depend on St Johns ambulance though I have noticed Naindu has a relatively new one. The Thika Nursing home one has not moved for months. This is so true. Woe unto you if you need blood, you have to drive to Gatundu (...yes a smaller town) or to Nairobi at those ungodly hours. Serious deep pocketed wazuans should see a business idea.  Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God..
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/11/2012 Posts: 5,222
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mukiha wrote:Mukiri wrote:What is the difference between a personal car and ambulance? If its a respirator or IV, there are portable(or semi portable) ones which can be put jua kali into a personal car in extreme cases. Are you implying that the people that were helping Thuo did not try hard enough? Your words, not mine... But seriously, a man this rich must be driving a SUV more padded and stable than a local ambulance. I have rushed a man (unfortunately who upon arrival was pronounced dead) to hospital, in a much lesser borrowed car.
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 2/21/2012 Posts: 1,739
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McReggae wrote:jguru wrote:mukiha wrote:Intelligentsia wrote:mukiha wrote:
Thuo died of natural causes and his life could have been saved if there was adequate medical care in Thika. Imagine this: there is no working ICU in this "industrial" capital of Kenya and no operational ambulance service!
He had to wait for an ambulance to come all the way from Nairobi to pick him up and take him to Aga Khan hospital.
I know for a fact that there are local ambulances in Thika - why couldnt they use one? Or use his car to ferry him to Aga Khan? Anyway siku ya nyani kufa miti yote huteleza Which ones? Name them. The one at Thika Nursing home has no engine! The one at St Mulumba (7.5km from Thika Nursing) is only used for that hospital's patients. Thuo was at Nursing home - which was the nearest from the Porkies Club where he collapsed. The one belonging to the defunct Municipality has no night time driver. Which other one do you know of? About ferrying him in a personal car... the doctors would not allow that because he was already on supplementary oxygen. It was not possible to put him in a personal car. BTW: Thuo was the third person that I know who died in Thika because of lack of ambulance service. It's a big shame for AAR because all three were covered by AAR and AAR does not have an ambulance in the town. Also a big shame that big hospitals (Matter, Aga Khan, Gertrude's, etc) are just opening clinics in Thika but they have no way of transporting emergency cases to their HQs in Nairobi. Where are the investors? This is a prime market! Thika Level 5 Hospital has 2 working ambulances with drivers ready on standby. Thanks dagitari for the clarification!!! You are back from Diaspora ??? Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God..
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/31/2008 Posts: 7,081 Location: Kenya
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Mukiri wrote:mukiha wrote:Mukiri wrote:What is the difference between a personal car and ambulance? If its a respirator or IV, there are portable(or semi portable) ones which can be put jua kali into a personal car in extreme cases. Are you implying that the people that were helping Thuo did not try hard enough? Your words, not mine... But seriously, a man this rich must be driving a SUV more padded and stable than a local ambulance. I have rushed a man (unfortunately who upon arrival was pronounced dead) to hospital, in a much lesser borrowed car. I think it would have taken the same time to rush him from the club to Aga khan as it took to take to a hospital in thika. I do 30 minutes from Museum to Thika town. I am it took much more time to get him that local hospital than it would have taken to get him to Aga Khan. On this one I agree with this man of God!
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Rank: Elder Joined: 4/30/2008 Posts: 6,029
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Some of them were killed!!!!
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Rank: Elder Joined: 4/22/2010 Posts: 11,522 Location: Nairobi
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Rank: Elder Joined: 2/22/2009 Posts: 2,449 Location: Africa
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[quote=maka]How credible is this? http://www.nairobiexpose...ll-face-murder-charges/[/quote] It is now in the main stream media. I wonder what the motive was
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Rank: Chief Joined: 5/9/2007 Posts: 13,095
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 4/1/2009 Posts: 1,884
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mukiha wrote:mawinder wrote:Cityhoppa were used to ferry Mainas boys during PEV.Could it be related and not a coincidence after ruling out deferral,the person who could have shed some light on this is gone to Makueni.Hawa watu... You have an active imagination! Ati City Hoppa did what? If you were alive in 2007, you'd clearly remember that City Hoppas were hired by police to ferry officers to various polling stations in the run up to the elections.... then ODM started a rumour that the buses were carrying marked ballot papers... KTN swallowed the lie hook-line-and-sinker and aired it as if it was factual. Thuo died of natural causes and his life could have been saved if there was adequate medical care in Thika. Imagine this: there is no working ICU in this "industrial" capital of Kenya and no operational ambulance service! He had to wait for an ambulance to come all the way from Nairobi to pick him up and take him to Aga Khan hospital. The police are just wasting their time and creating unnecessary anxiety by doing their investigations. Many people have died in similar circumstances in this town and it is about time some public or private investor put up a serious medical facility. It is a big joke to hear that Mt. Kenya University is starting a medical school in Thika! The next time you go to Thika, pray that you don't fall sick! Superhighway or no superhighway, you will die before you get to the nearest serious hospital! pesticides seem to be the new natural.
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Rank: Chief Joined: 5/9/2007 Posts: 13,095
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Rank: Elder Joined: 2/8/2013 Posts: 4,068 Location: At Large.
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@Simonkabz....duru za kuaminika za semaaje? I had prayed that it was natural causes like heart attack.Then I would say its Gods will. This situation of murder makes it more hearting and painful. Pray the truth comes out and the culprits face the full force of the law. Love is beautiful and so are those who share it.With Love, Marriage is an amazing event in ones life time, the foundation of joy, happiness and success.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/2/2009 Posts: 26,330 Location: Masada
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Bigchick wrote:@Simonkabz....duru za kuaminika za semaaje? I had prayed that it was natural causes like heart attack.Then I would say its Gods will. This situation of murder makes it more hearting and painful. Pray the truth comes out and the culprits face the full force of the law. Why do all the sussies have aliases names? Portfolio: Sold
You know you've made it when you get a parking space for your yatcht.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 8/4/2008 Posts: 2,849 Location: Rupi
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mkenyan wrote:mukiha wrote:mawinder wrote:Cityhoppa were used to ferry Mainas boys during PEV.Could it be related and not a coincidence after ruling out deferral,the person who could have shed some light on this is gone to Makueni.Hawa watu... You have an active imagination! Ati City Hoppa did what? If you were alive in 2007, you'd clearly remember that City Hoppas were hired by police to ferry officers to various polling stations in the run up to the elections.... then ODM started a rumour that the buses were carrying marked ballot papers... KTN swallowed the lie hook-line-and-sinker and aired it as if it was factual. Thuo died of natural causes and his life could have been saved if there was adequate medical care in Thika. Imagine this: there is no working ICU in this "industrial" capital of Kenya and no operational ambulance service! He had to wait for an ambulance to come all the way from Nairobi to pick him up and take him to Aga Khan hospital. The police are just wasting their time and creating unnecessary anxiety by doing their investigations. Many people have died in similar circumstances in this town and it is about time some public or private investor put up a serious medical facility. It is a big joke to hear that Mt. Kenya University is starting a medical school in Thika! The next time you go to Thika, pray that you don't fall sick! Superhighway or no superhighway, you will die before you get to the nearest serious hospital! pesticides seem to be the new natural. Its not a laughing matter but LOL! RIP George Lord, thank you!
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