She said she was with her daughter when she was shot in the abdomen and later rushed to the Kenyatta National Hospital for treatment.
The LSK has sued CS Aden Duale, the Defence Council, the KDF, the CDF, the Attorney General and the IG for "illegally" deploying the KDF soldiers to support the National Police Service without following the due procedure.
They include the Media Council of Kenya (MCK), the Foreign Press Association Africa (FPAA), the United Nations, and a group of 13 embassies.
Some activists have demanded arrest and prosecution of the police officers who used live bullets on the protesters.
He made the announcement in a press briefing on Wednesday, saying he had "conceded".
The lawyers argue that the overwhelming majority of the views submitted to the parliamentary committees for Budget and Public Finance Management strongly objected to the provisions of the fiscal bill.
Ruto's move was unexpected given his statement on Tuesday night, in which he called actions by protesters, who invaded Parliament and caused distraction, treasonous.
Emmanuel Giggs Tata's relatives are calling for justice, saying he collapsed after a tear gas canister landed next to him during the demonstrations on Tuesday.
Out of these, 23 of the deaths were recorded between 7 am and 6 pm across the county while 30 others were recorded at night in the Githurai area.
Wetang'ula said the invasion shook the country to the core, resulting in the loss of lives close to the Parliament precincts.
Some of the businesses along Tom Mboya Street, Ronald Ngala, Moi Avenue and even Luthuli Avenue, remain closed, including several major supermarkets, leaving shoppers to seek alternatives.
MPs have now legitimised the deployment announced on Tuesday by Defence CS Aden Duale.
Amidst the ongoing turmoil in the country, Parliament has introduced a motion to advance and extend the upcoming recess, initially scheduled for July 12-24.
The organisers of the Global Peace Leadership Conference 2024 on Wednesday morning confirmed President William Ruto would not be in attendance.
AUC Chair Moussa Faki Mahamat also shared his "deep concern over the outbreaks of violence following public protests, which has resulted in loss of life and property damage," after police fired live rounds at protestors.
He said that he will continue to lead a government that is fully committed to protecting the sovereignty of the country and protecting lives.
The bishops finally condemned police use of force, arrests and indiscriminate and unnecessary use of live bullets on protesters.
Raila noted that the government has dismissed and ridiculed the opinions of Kenyans and has resorted to brutality and murder to silence dissenting voices.
The Airline noted that the closures have impacted both their employees and customers.