11 k!lled, eight injured in another Abia road crash

 

11 k!lled, eight injured in another Abia road crash


Eleven people died in a traffic incident that happened at Arungwa Village, across from Arab Contractors Construction Company, on the Port Harcourt-Enugu Expressway, according to the Federal Road Safety Corps, Abia State Sector Command.


The incident occurred on Wednesday, August 14, 2024, three days after two infants and five other people were killed in another disaster.


In a statement released on Wednesday night, Ngozi Ezeoma, the Corps Commander of the Abia FRSC, stated that eight additional people had been verified injured in the crash, which happened at 12:45 hrs. 

 

“The crash involving a Nissan Caravan commercial bus with registration number SSM 320 ZR, colour white, conveying 19 persons (eight male adults and 11 female adults travelling to Enugu rammed into a HOWO commercial truck with registration number T2828LA, colour yellow,” he said. 

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“A combined rescue team from the FRSC RS 9.31 Aba and RS 9.32 km78 Aba Unit Commands arrived at the scene of the crash within five minutes of notice and conducted rescue operations.

 

“As of the time of the crash, 10 persons (five male adults and five female adults) were injured while nine persons (four male adults and five female adults) died on the spot. The injured victims were taken to the hospital in  Aba, while the the dead victims were taken to the mortuary

 

“During a hospital follow-up on the crash victims, it was discovered that one male adult and one female adult d!ed this evening, while one of the victims was referred to the Federal Medical Centre, Umuahia.


“With this latest event, a total of 11 persons (five male adults and six female adults) are confirmed d@ad and eight persons (four male adults and four female adults) are confirmed injured.

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“Preliminary investigation revealed that the cause of the crash was excessive speed. Further update on the cause(s) of the crash will be communicated as soon as the FRSC Crash Investigators conclude on the investigation." 




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