Several people are feared to have died on the spot after a deadly head-on collision between a matatu full of passengers and a lorry in Kisii County
Sikika Road Safety reports that more than 5 people died on the spot after the deadly collision, adding that their bodies were still lying on the road
Sikika Road Safety, a website known for updating Kenyans on road safety, revealed that the grisly accident happened along Kisii Ahero just before Sondu.
"Happening now along Kisii Ahero just before Sondu ....more than 5 people are feared dead and are lying on the road...
"@NPSOfficial_KE respond on the ground, things are not looking good at all‼️. It's a head-on collision between a 14-seater matatu and a lorry," read the update from the source
This comes a few hours after another bus heading to Nakuru from Nyamira County overturned and killed two people.
The bus was reportedly ferrying the Christian faithful to a church event in Nakuru.
The government has been urging drivers to follow traffic rules to the letter so that many accidents are kept at bay. Regardless of the endless warnings, the rogue drivers keep on flouting the rules.
May their souls rest in eternal peace
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