Philanthropist and Mombasa business mogul Hasmukh Kanji Patel, the owner of Mombasa Cement, has passed away. Patel, known for his charity projects in Mombasa, Kilifi, and Kwale counties, was confirmed dead upon arrival at the hospital.
Tudor MCA Samir Bhalooo announced Patel’s death at the Pandya Memorial Hospital. His body was taken there for preservation before burial rites. Patel, aged 58, passed away suddenly at home, with no prior illness reported.
Patel’s philanthropic efforts included running feeding programs benefiting thousands of residents daily. He also supported patients incapable of paying their hospital bills.
He also assisted families in need with funeral arrangements and transportation. Mombasa governor Abdulswamad Nassir expressed sadness over Patel’s passing. He highlighted Patel’s active involvement in societal affairs.
He also mentioned Patel’s generous support for the underprivileged. Patel’s death has left a significant impact on the community, with plans for funeral arrangements pending consultation with his family.
The sudden loss of Hasmukh Kanji Patel, a prominent figure in Mombasa’s business and charity sectors, has deeply saddened many.
His legacy of philanthropy and community support is clear through various projects in the region. It has left a lasting impact on the lives of countless individuals.
Patel’s contributions to society, particularly in healthcare and welfare initiatives, have been widely recognized. Both local residents and officials have appreciated his efforts.
