Grief-stricken women at an IDP camp in Molo on Sunday. Over ten people from the camp perished in the tanker explosion that left 116 people dead and many more seriously injured. Photo/JOSEPH KANYI

Susan Nyambura (left) is consoled by her aunt Teresia Wairimu at Kibuga IDP camp. She lost her mother at the Sanchangwan fire tragedy. Photo/Liz Muthoni

Flags fly at half mast at Nairobi's Macmillan library on Monday, in honour of those who died during fire incidences at Nakumatt Downtown last week and in Molo on Saturday. Photo/PHOEBE OKALL (NAIROBI)

A patient is lifted onto an ambulance at Nairobi's Wilson airport on Sunday after being flown from Molo where a tanker exploded and left more than 100 people dead. PHOTO/MICHAEL MUTE (NAIROBI)

Police clear the way for nurses to assist survivors of the tanker explosion in Nakuru on Saturday night. They were airlifted to Nairobi on Sunday. Photo/CHRIS OJOW (Nairobi)

Nurses from Kenyatta National Hospital prepare to assist survivors of the tanker explosion in Nakuru who were flown to Nairobi on Sunday. Photo/CHRIS OJOW ( Nairobi)

Police vehicles clear the way for ambulances carrying survivors of the tanker explosion in Nakuru on Saturday night. They were airlifted to Nairobi on Sunday. Photo/CHRIS OJOW ( Nairobi)

Survivors of the tanker explosion were flown to Nairobi from Nakuru on Sunday. Photo/CHRIS OJOW ( Nairobi)

A Kenya Air Force plane at Lanet Air Strip ready to transfer victims of the tanker explosion to Nairobi's Kenyatta National Hospital on Sunday. Photo/JOSEPH KIHERI

Red Cross officials at the Lanet Air Strip wait to transfer survivors of the tanker explosion to a Kenya Air Force plane headed to Nairobi's Kenyatta National Hospital. Photo/JOSEPH KIHERI

Military and doctors at the Rift Valley Provincial General hospital help transfer survivors of the Molo fire tragedy to Kenyatta National Hospital in Nairobi on Sunday. Photo/NATION Correspondent

Internal Security minister George Saitoti, Public Health minister Beth Mugo and other top government officials visited survivors of the Molo fire tragedy on Sunday. The victims were admitted to the Rift Valley Provincial General Hospital in Nakuru. Photo/JOSEPH KIHERI

Relatives of victims of the tanker explosion at Sachangwan in Molo wait at the Rift Valley Provincial General hospital on Sunday. PHOTO/JOSEPH KIHERI

Red Cross personnel carry the churned remains of victims of the petroleum tanker explosion at Sachangwani along Nakuru-Eldoret highway on Saturday evening. Photo/Liz Muthoni

Fire-fighters at the scene of the tanker explosion in Molo on Sunday. Photo/Correspondent

Fire-fighters battle with fire from the tanker explosion in Molo on Saturday night. Photo/Correspondent

Fire-fighters battle with fire from the tanker explosion in Molo on Saturday night. Photo/Correspondent

A Red Cross official helps a victim who was injured after the tanker explosion in Molo on Saturday night. Photo/Correspondent

The tanker exploded in Molo on Saturday night leaving more than 100 people dead and scores others seriously injured on Saturday night. Photo/NATION Correspondent

Police at the site of the tanker explosion in Molo on Saturday night. Photo/NATION Correspondent