17 Burnt to Death in Lagos-Ibadan Expressway Crash

An accident involving a Mazda bus and a tanker at Isara Bridge on the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, has on Friday claimed the lives of no fewer than seventeen people.

The victims were reported to have been burnt to death as a result of the accident.

Meanwhile, the Sector Commander, Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) in Ogun, Mr Ahmed Umar, who confirmed the incident in Abeokuta, stated that the accident occurred at about 5.00 a.m., adding that the number of people involved in the accident could not be ascertained.

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He stated that the accident was caused by route violation and dangerous driving, which resulted in a head-on collision and thereafter fire outbreak.

The sector commander noted, however, that he could not ascertain which of the vehicles was at fault.

According to him, the bus was inbound Ibadan, while the tanker was outbound Ibadan.

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He identified the two vehicles involved in the accident as a Mazda bus with registration number ZT 28 KLD and an unmarked tanker.

The FRSC official stated that only one male adult, one female adult and one female child could be identified out of the victims.

He noted that the vehicles were partially obstructing the service lane.

Umar said that the Isara Divisional Police station and the FOS Morgue, Isara, had been informed of the incident.

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The sector commander said that the accident was avoidable if the traffic rules and regulations had been obeyed.

Umar therefore commiserated with the families of the deceased and enjoined them to contact the FRSC Ogere, for more information about the crash.

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17 Burnt to Death in Lagos-Ibadan Expressway Crash

An accident involving a Mazda bus and a tanker at Isara Bridge on the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, has on Friday claimed the lives of no fewer than seventeen people.

The victims were reported to have been burnt to death as a result of the accident.

Meanwhile, the Sector Commander, Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) in Ogun, Mr Ahmed Umar, who confirmed the incident in Abeokuta, stated that the accident occurred at about 5.00 a.m., adding that the number of people involved in the accident could not be ascertained.

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He stated that the accident was caused by route violation and dangerous driving, which resulted in a head-on collision and thereafter fire outbreak.

The sector commander noted, however, that he could not ascertain which of the vehicles was at fault.

According to him, the bus was inbound Ibadan, while the tanker was outbound Ibadan.

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He identified the two vehicles involved in the accident as a Mazda bus with registration number ZT 28 KLD and an unmarked tanker.

The FRSC official stated that only one male adult, one female adult and one female child could be identified out of the victims.

He noted that the vehicles were partially obstructing the service lane.

Umar said that the Isara Divisional Police station and the FOS Morgue, Isara, had been informed of the incident.

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The sector commander said that the accident was avoidable if the traffic rules and regulations had been obeyed.

Umar therefore commiserated with the families of the deceased and enjoined them to contact the FRSC Ogere, for more information about the crash.

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