Kamuli, Uganda – A devastating incident has shaken the Namasagali College community, leaving students, teachers, and parents in shock. Nasser Ssajjabi, a Senior Three student, tragically lost his life after being bitten by a poisonous snake in his dormitory.
The incident occurred on [date] when Ssajjabi was bitten by the snake, which was initially mistaken for a mosquito bite. Despite prompt medical attention, he succumbed to the venom and was pronounced dead upon arrival at Kamuli General Hospital.
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Ssajjabi’s body was laid to rest on Saturday in Bulembo Village, Buyende District, surrounded by grieving family, friends, and classmates.
The school administration and local authorities have launched an investigation into the incident to determine how the snake entered the dormitory and what measures can be taken to prevent similar tragedies.
This incident raises serious concerns about student safety and the presence of venomous snakes on campus. Parents and students are demanding immediate action to ensure the well-being.
The school administration has issued a statement expressing condolences to Ssajjabi’s family and assuring parents that measures are being taken to prevent future incidents.
“We are deeply saddened by the loss of our student, Nasser Ssajjabi. We are working closely with local authorities to investigate the incident and implement measures to ensure student safety,” said an administrator at the school.
The Namasagali College community is in mourning, with students and staff paying tribute to Ssajjabi. Counseling services have been made available to support those affected.
This tragic incident serves as a stark reminder of the importance of prioritizing student safety and taking proactive measures to prevent such incide
