NAIROBI: Passengers survived death after bus crashed into the road Waiyaki Way

Tens of passengers were saved safely after the Guardian Angel bus burned suddenly near the gitaru intersection
Firefighters quickly responded and prevented the fire, which is said to have started from the rear wheels of the bus
The incident happened just one day after another Guardian Angel bus was involved in an accident that left more than 20 passengers and minor injuries on the Nairobi-Kisii highway

Nairobi – Several passengers escaped death after a bus Guardian Angel Keeping fire on Waiyaki Way Road on Monday morning, April 28.

The Guardian Angel bus burned with passengers in the scene of the accident. Photo: Meru News Hub.
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The accident happened near the Gitaru circuit linking Wangige and Southern Bypass.

Witnesses reported that the fire, which caused severe damage to the left side of the bus, seemed to start from the rear wheels after locking.

Firefighters arrived quickly and succeeded in controlling the fire, with all passengers successfully being saved and no injuries were reported.

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The incident caused a temporary interruption on the busy road as the damaged bus remained unstable.

A traffic officer at the scene worked to disperse the assembled people, warning them of the risk of fire to burn again due to the tires that could easily keep the fire.

The company that owns the bus has not yet provided official information about the incident, and the source of the fire has not been identified.

The fire occurred just one day after another Guardian Angel bus, traveling from Nairobi to Kisii, involved in a separate accident that left more than 20 passengers with minor injuries.

NAIROBI: Passengers survived death after bus crashed into the road Waiyaki Way — Rescuers near the Gitaru Interchange area where the Guardian Angel bus caught fire. Photo: Meru News Hub. Source: Twitter.
Source: Twitter

What did Kenyans say about the Waiyaki Way accident?

At the same time, the incident has caused emotion among Kenyans, some expressing sympathy to the victims while others share their experiences with the company’s buses.

John Belle:

“We can find a permanent solution for these cars? We are tired of hearing reports like these always.”

Hamoh Mohd:

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“God is Most Merciful and I am grateful that everyone is safe. Events like this remind us that investment in motor safety is not a luxury – they are a requirement.”

Ken John:

“Only recently a Guardian bus got into an accident in Kisii. Today again another Guardian bus was set on fire. What is the source of all these disasters?”

Okyro Beryl:

“On Friday we also got closer to an accident twice with the Guardian Angel bus. Only God.”

Carlison Osiemo Nyaoncho:

“Bus owners, you are asked to explore the luggage that customers bring and want to be installed on bus boots. You may discover that luggage contains flammable items. Before loading luggage, ask your customers if they have flammable items.

Junior Deborgs:

“NTSA Kenya, stop these buses before they cause major disasters on the road.”

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