According to the information provided, Emmanuel Tata, a student at Meru University, tragically passed away after participating in protests against the Finance Bill 2024. His family has shared that he complained of breathing difficulties shortly before his death.

The reports indicate that Emmanuel Tata was protesting the Finance Bill 2024 at Mwembe Tayari when a teargas canister was allegedly thrown in his direction.

His cousin, Samson Nzamba, stated that after the teargas exposure, Emmanuel struggled to walk and then collapsed. Nzamba lamented that by the time they reached the hospital, Emmanuel had already died.

The news of Emmanuel' s death has elicited a strong reaction from the Kenyan public. Many have expressed their condolences and called for the president to address the issue of such tragic incidents. One commenter, Kévïñ Wëẞålē Ké, urged the president to take action, stating that these deaths have become too frequent.

In a display of solidarity, well- wishers have raised over KSh 4 million to cover the hospital bills of victims affected by the protests against the Finance Bill 2024.

The initial target was KSh 10 million, intended to alleviate the financial strain on the injured and their families. This remarkable show of unity and support from the Kenyan people is a testament to their collective desire to stand by those affected by these tragic events.