News IN PICTURES: Illicit brew leaves 12 dead Tuesday, July 27, 2010 — updated on July 03, 2020 Residents of Nairobi's Kibera outside the bar where 12 people died after taking illicit brew on July 25, 2010. Photo/PETERSON GITHAIGA Photo: 1/11 View caption 12 people died after taking the lethal brew at Nairobi's Kibera slums on July 25, 2010. Photo/PETERSON GITHAIGA Photo: 2/11 View caption Residents of Nairobi's Kibera slum in shock after 12 of their colleagues died after taking the lethal brew. Photo/PETERSON GITHAIGA Photo: 3/11 View caption A victim under medication at Kenyatta National Hospital on Monday after he drank the illicit brew. Photo/TOM MARUKO Photo: 4/11 View caption A victim under medication at Kenyatta National Hospital on Monday after he drank the illicit brew. Photo/TOM MARUKO Photo: 5/11 View caption Victims under medication at Kenyatta National Hospital on Monday. Photo/TOM MARUKO Photo: 6/11 View caption Ms Janet Wanjiku narrates how she cheated death on July 25, 2010. Photo/PETERSON GITHAIGA Photo: 7/11 View caption Mr Mutua Kilonzo (right) narrates how he cheated death after the lethal brew at Nairobi's Kibera slums on July 25,2010. Photo/PETERSON GITHAIGA Photo: 8/11 View caption Ms Janet Wanjiku (right) narrates how she cheated death at Nairobi's Kibera slums after taking the lethal brew. Photo/PETERSON GITHAIGA Photo: 9/11 View caption Police officers take statements from witnesses after the incident July 25, 2010. Photo/PETERSON GITHAIGA Photo: 10/11 View caption Residents of Nairobi's Kibera slum in shock after 12 people died after talking the lethal brew. Photo/PETERSON GITHAIGA Photo: 11/11 View caption Please enable JavaScript to view the comments powered by Disqus. Join the discussion Login with your Nation account Commenting as Please add your name to your Nation profile to comment
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