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We learnt of Kipsang’s death on social media, says family
Isabella Kigen (left), widow of the late Charles Kipsang, the athlete who collapsed and died during Mount Cameroon Race of Hope on February 25, 2024, Charles’ sister Jepng'etich Kipsang, cuddling Charles’ little son Jayden Kiptum, relatives and other mourners at Charles’ home in Metipso Village, Eldama-Ravine Constituency of Baringo County on March 09, 2024.
What you need to know:
- The fallen athlete’s younger sister Jepng'etich Kipsang said Saturday in Metipso village in Eldama Ravine, Baringo County they were shocked to learn of his death through social media
- Kipkorir had lead for most parts of the race before drastically slowing down in the latter stages before picking up the pace again to finish in 16th position
- Government officials, Athletics Kenya, family and friends are expected to receive the body of the athlete Sunday evening at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi
The family of Charles Kipkorir Kipsang, who collapsed and died after finishing the Mount Cameroon Race of Hope in Buea, south west of Cameroon on February 25 has expressed their dismay in the way the learnt of his demise.
The fallen athlete’s younger sister Jepng'etich Kipsang said Saturday in Metipso village in Eldama Ravine, Baringo County they were shocked to learn of his death through social media.
