The deceased, identified as Daisy Chepkemoi, was a resident of Bomet and a mother of two children.
According to information from local sources, Daisy left her home in the afternoon to visit a nearby dispensary after complaining of a severe headache.
She assured her children she would return shortly but never made it back home.
Her husband, who was away at the time, became concerned when he could not reach her on the phone as night fell.
Two days later, the family received devastating news after her body was discovered inside the dispensary’s toilet.
Passersby reportedly noticed a leg protruding from the latrine and alerted authorities, who arrived to retrieve the body.
Police confirmed that the woman had died before help could reach her.
A postmortem conducted at the local referral hospital indicated that Daisy had died as a result of choking after liquid entered her airway, causing suffocation.
Her family described her as a loving wife and devoted mother whose sudden passing has left a deep void in their lives.
Preparations for her burial are ongoing as relatives and friends come together to support the grieving family.
The husband is appealing for financial help to settle hospital bills and funeral costs estimated at two hundred thousand shillings.
Daisy is expected to be laid to rest on Wednesday, October 8, in her home village in Bomet.
Her death has drawn sympathy from across the region, with many residents expressing shock at the tragic loss of a woman remembered for her kindness and gentle nature.
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