- A tragic incident involving a passenger bus sparked panic as rescue efforts were underway in a high -end Nairobi street
- Photos showed several people who witnessed the incident, while others were trying to rescue those who were stuck inside
- The North Dagoretti MP felt sorry for the victims of the accident and encouraged community support for affected families
- Speaking to TUKO.co.ke alone, one Nairobi County official claimed that reports indicate that the lost were 20
Nairobi: Several people are feared dead after a bus carrying 32 passengers was heading Kawangware plunged into the Nairobi River.
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The tragic accident involving the Latema Sacco bus occurred on Tuesday, October 7, along the road to Gatina.
Photos that TUKO.co.ke has seen the large crowd gathered at the scene, with some people climbing the remains in an effort to save the stuck passengers.
The full source of the accident is still unknown, and the authorities have not yet provided official information on the incident.
What did Nairobi County say about the Waruku accident?
Speaking to TUKO.co.ke alone, Nairobi’s Chief Environment Officer Geoffrey Mosiria reportedly received a phone call from a Waruku resident requesting an emergency ambassador due to the extreme situation.
“Our County Emergency Ambulance team replied immediately, and I personally visited the scene. It was a sad heart,” He said.
According to preliminary reports, more than 20 casualties were rescued and taken to nearby health facilities, while others were rushed to different hospitals for treatment.
Mosiria called on all drivers to take great precautions, emphasizing the need to avoid speeding and negligence.
“Let us put the safety to prevent those tragic events,” he added.
How did Beatrice Elachi respond to the Waruku accident?
North Dagoretti MP Beatrice Elachi expressed his sadness following the tragic accident.
In a statement from the heart, Elachi mourned the death of diligent parents who left home in the morning to prepare their families but sadly they did not return.
“My heart is going to all the affected families in this difficult time,” he said.
He confirmed that rescue operations are still ongoing and he continued the application to the injured and rushed to hospital for treatment.
Elachi also presented his condolences to the bereaved families, giving prayers for strength and healing.
In addition, the MP has congratulated the health care workers and emergency staff for their immediate and tireless efforts to save lives and called on the community to unite to support the victims.
How did Kenyans respond to the Waruku accident?
Judy Ndegwa
“So many accidents soon … God will cover us with the blood of Jesus. “
Daycee Mdee
“These cars also like to go on the first morning that design doves … then they have printed … so sad.”
Makokha Okumu
“It’s very sad. Our boda boda and good brothers, you have shown solidarity in this. Sincere pollen for a family that lost their loved ones. ”
Kelvin Wandera
“No safety measures in this way more than usual is normal.”
Simon Ochandah
“Ghai! Very sorry for the immediate recovery of injuries who continue with treatment at various hospitals.”
Clayton Kiluhura
“It’s sad. Sorry to the affected families. A quick recovery for injuries and comfort to the bereaved.”
Some Kenyans felt sorry for the victims of the Waruku accident.
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Bodaboda, an ex -wife died in a Kirinyaga accident
Elsewhere, a fatal road accident in Kirinyaga cost the life of the drum and his ex -wife.
The clash took place on the Mwea -Embu highway, reportedly involving a speeding saloon car that hit the motorcycle and fled the area.
Angry residents made The procession and sealing the road for several hours and preventing the police from moving the bodies to the mortuary.
They allegedly arrested immediately by the driver of the vehicle before allowing the bodies to be released. The dispute was finally resolved after family members intervened, causing the road to be cleaned.
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