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 NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) - Kezzia Musimbi Kadurenge clutched a crumpled tissue and wailed for her youngest child, who was a flight attendant on the Kenya Airways flight that crashed in a foggy and remote central African rainforest.
"Oh my last born, my last born, where am I going to go?" Kadurenge said Sunday of her son Cyprian. "I'm finished."
Relatives in Kenya huddled at home or crisis centers while searchers struggled to reach the area in Cameroon where Nairobi-bound Flight 507 is thought to have crashed Saturday. In Cameroon, some made their way to the search area, which has few roads and is dotted by small villages.
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