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    "id": 1401392,
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    "type": "speech",
    "speaker_name": "Saku, UDA",
    "speaker_title": "Hon. Ali Raso",
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    "content": " I am continuing, Hon. Speaker. The autopsy report has taken inordinately long time because the late officer died in a foreign country, the United States of America. This prompted the need to establish the cause of his unfortunate death before the body could be flown back to Kenya. The report shall be given to the family upon completion of the autopsy, in conformity with the Kenyan laws and the right to privacy. The family of the late shall be given the medical report, without arbitrarily being deprived of the same, as guaranteed by Article 31 of the Constitution. This shall be done in a manner ensuring that the authority releasing such information does not contravene the family’s fundamental rights under the Constitution, which guarantees their inherent dignity. Finally, the Hon. Member asked when the family should expect the autopsy report and have the body of their loved one. The body of the late officer arrived in the country on 7th March 2024 and was received by the family in the company of senior officers of the National Police Service. He was laid to rest on the 15th March 2024 at his home in Nyamira County. The autopsy report shall be made available to the family once received from the United States of America. Thank you."
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