Nairobi: One Killed, Many Injured After City Shuttle Bus Hits Several Cars

• A City Shuttle bus collided with several vehicles on Valley Road, killing one person and injuring many
• The driver reportedly warned his passengers of a possible accident before the crash, which left families devastated
• The emotional prayer of the survivors highlighted the impact of the tragedy, causing reactions from some Kenyans

Nairobi: One person has died and several others have been injured following a collision involving a City Shuttle bus and several private vehicles on Valley Road.

The accident happened on Monday morning, March 9, after the bus lost its direction and hit several cars on a busy road, causing a traffic jam.

What caused the Valley Road accident?

Initial reports indicate that eight people have been injured and rushed to nearby hospitals while the investigation into the accident continues.

Before the accident, the driver, who was heading to Nairobi CBD, reportedly warned his passengers about a brake failure. He fled the scene after the tragic incident.

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The deceased has been identified as a bodaboda driver. His passenger was seriously injured.

A video circulating online showed a woman praying with emotion after she reportedly survived the crash.

“I have not seen anyone like you, Lord. No one can be compared to you, God Almighty. No one has the power you have,” he prayed with tears in his eyes.

What did Kenyans think about the Valley Road accident?

Nyegomo Christina “Every time I come from Ngong Road to Valley Road, I am afraid of the slope. Mother, our God saved you.”

Joseph Wuo Nya Gem “I just think that the old City Hoppers, City Shuttles, and KBS buses should not be allowed on that elevation; in many accidents on Valley Road, they are always the cause.”

Ken Abuna “That road is bad. I once saw someone crossing Valley Road, there is still a footbridge. He didn’t even get half way; he was knocked down.”

Geff “The situation was terrible. I pray for the injured and the deceased to rest in peace.” Kerry’s Mother “Your prayers have been heard, Mother; no one knows what awaits us. Always pray before we leave home for work.”

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