Several supporters of former Prime Minister Raila Odinga collapsed after viewing the body of former Prime Minister Raila Odinga at Jomo Kenyatta Stadium in Kisumu.
The visibly emotionally overwhelmed supporters fainted as they struggled to come to terms with the passing away of Raila.
The late Raila was regarded by many as a symbol of hope, resilience, and liberation.
His body will be ferried to Bondo for a night vigil ahead of burial on Sunday.
Those who collapsed were carried away by Red Cross personnel and St John Ambulance teams who were on standby to provide emergency assistance.
A number of them with injuries have been taken to various hospitals for medication.
The atmosphere at the stadium is heavy with grief as thousands of mourners lined up for hours to pay their last respects to the man who fought for the country's democracy.
Many supporters have been crying uncontrollably and singing emotional tribute songs.
Some are waving flags as they wait for their turn to file past the casket.
Security officers and medics are working closely to maintain order and ensure the safety of the crowd as the nation continues to mourn a state man and a patriot.
Deputy Inspector General of Police Gilbert Masengeli was personally helping to control the crowd at the tight security of Police and military personnel.
Red Cross officer confirmed to the Star that several mourners have been attended to after they collapsed, with those injured having been taken to hospitals.
Interior Principal Secretary Raymond Omolo is also set to hold a presser for further direction ahead of the burial tomorrow.
