On Thursday of last week, authorities in Tahko, Finland, found the dead of two Kenyan women inside the rear of their food truck.

Catherine Anyango, 43, and her daughter Michelle, who is in her twenties, were discovered dead on February 9, one day after their relatives informed the police that they had gone out to sell samosas as usual in the town of Nilsiä a week earlier but had not returned home.

After wrapping up operations on the event day, the mother and daughter allegedly opted to seek shelter in the van to protect themselves from Tahko's subfreezing temperatures. As a result, police believe they died from carbon monoxide poisoning.


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"Michelle and her mother passed away, which is sad news. Police claim that there is no evidence of criminal behavior in relation to the problem. After going missing for seven days, they were discovered dead in their van. There may have been carbon monoxide poisoning. The issue is being looked into, "A regular customer of the two, Johnson Skoda, stated on Twitter.

The families of the deceased have since requested help from well-wishers to pay for the transport of the bodies back to Kenya for burial.

"after the unexpected deaths of Michelle and Catherine in Finland. The deceased's bodies will be flown home by the family, who are asking for assistance. MPesa paybill 40019796, Christine Aluoch's account number. Michelle, RIP "Skoda posted a tweet after that.