They lost their relatives in the Ethiopia plane crash. Instead of bodies, they bring back soil

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Three generations of Paul Njoroge and his father-in-law John Quindos Karanja's family were on the Ethiopian Airlines flight to Kenya that crashed last week. Instead of bodies, they bring back soil.

Three generations of their family were on the Ethiopian Airlines flight to Kenya that crashed last week just minutes after takeoff in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, killing all 157 people on board. A family lost five members in the Ethiopian Airlines crash. One had a premonition about the flightJohn Quindos Karanja's wife, Ann Wangui Karanja; their daughter, Carol Karanja; and Carol Karanja's three children, Ryan Njoroge, 7, Kellie Pauls, 4, and 9-month-old Rubi Pauls were on the plane.

She said DNA samples are being collected from family members to assist in the identification. Without remains of their family members to take home, Njoroge and Karanja took soil instead.A relative of a victim of the Ethiopian Airlines crash carries soil from the crash site in a bag in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

 

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So sad news since ever.

Heart breaking

may they souls rest in peace...

Did you think they should have treated with respect

Scary—scarier some suggest no bodies were found.

This headline is quite insensitive to the family. No show of empathy whatsoever. 💔💔

Why do we as Americans have to have blacks or mulettos representing us in the USA?

Extremely devastating news. Deeply sorry to this Kenyan Family.

Can’t wait to go to Chicago for my dirt..... 😎

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