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Saturday, 2 July 2016

RIP COMRADES: Eight dead in Kisii-Kilgoris road accident

BY JEMEDARI MWANAWAKIUME

Kenyatta University mourns the death of beautiful darlings.

They had travelled to Kisii for an All-White-Party.

They died on their way back in a bloody road accident on their way back. One of them survived (inset)

The legacy Moi University Publication:
RIP COMRADES
“The memory of the righteous is a blessing.” Proverbs 10:7''



Eight people have been confirmed dead in a grisly road accident on the Kisii-Kilgoris road at Etora area.

The accident involved three vehicles; a canter, a Toyota Noah and a salon car.
The salon car was on its way from Ogembo town to Kisii when it collided head on with the Noah.

All the people in the Noah reportedly died, besides one from the salon car.
The accident is said to have happened after the seven seater Noah matatu heading to Ogembo town attempted to overtake the canter.

It collided head on with the oncoming salon car before the driver of the canter lost control and landed on the Noah smashing it to pieces.

The salon car had a mechanic training an intern.
 
According to Dr Ondari Otieno, CEO Kisii Teaching and Referral Hospital, three people have been admitted at the facility for treatment; two critically injured and one with minor bruises.
The wreckage of the NOAH involved in the bloody accident along Kisii0Kilgoris Road

Dr Otieno said they received five bodies of the accident's victims, which are lying at the hospital's mortuary.

Another body was transferred later as rescue operations continued at the scene.

Rescuers are still trying to rescue a man who is stuck in the mangled wreckage of the canter.

Sameta AP commander Robert Mulwa says the Noah was on high speed.
Police had a hard time controlling the large crowd that gathered round the scene of the accident.

The lorry driver succumbed to his injuries moments after being admitted at Kisii Level Six Hospital.

Kisii governor James Ongwae has sent his heartfelt condolences to the families of the deceased.

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