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To show solidarity and compassion to those who have lost their loved ones, the government has promised to cover all costs for the autopsies and funerals of the 21 students who perished in the tragic fire at Endarasha Hillside last Thursday. The latest on the incident, even as interdenominational prayers were held in the school in honour of the children who perished.
Government to cover costs for students who perished in the tragic fire at Endarasha Hillside
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