Wreckage of the two vehicles involved in crash in Bauchi on Tuesday April 19, 2022
Twenty people were burnt beyond recognition in an auto accident on Tuesday in Bauchi State.
The victims include 11 male adults, five female adults, one male child and three female children.
The Sector Commander of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) in the state, Mr. Yusuf Abdullahi, who confirmed the incident to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), said one other sustained injury.
According to him, the accident which involved a commercial Golf 3 bus and a Sharon Volkswagen vehicle, occurred at Huturu Village on the Bauchi-Kano road in Ganjuwa Local Government Area of the state.
Abdullahi, who explained that the accident occurred at about 11:30 a.m., said it took corps personnel barely 12 minutes to arrive at the crash scene.
He attributed the cause of the crash to dangerous driving and speed violation.
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“Twenty-one people were involved in the crash and there were 12 male adults, five female adults, one male child and three female children.
“Eleven male adults, five female adults, one male child and three female children lost their lives to the crash and one male adult is still receiving treatment,” he said.
Abdullahi explained that the deceased would be buried in Huturu Village, while the injured had been taken to Kafin Madaki General Hospital in Ganjuwa Local Government Area of the state for treatment.
The sector commander advised motorists to always observe traffic rules and regulations.
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