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FRSC confirms 12 dead, 28 injured in Zaria-Kano expressway auto-crash

Admin March 4, 2024
Two vehicles collide

FRSC officials on duty

Two vehicles collide
FRSC officials on duty

Mr Kabir Nadabo, Federal Road Safety Corps(FRSC), Kaduna State Sector Commander says no fewer than 12 persons died and 28 sustained  injuries in a road crash along Zaria-Kano expressway.

Nadabo said on Monday in Kaduna that the fatal road traffic crash  occurred at Tashar Yari village at 7:36 a.m.  on Monday.

“The trailer with a registration number KTG 454 ZZ was travelling to Kano when the unfortunate incident occurred,” Nadabo said.

He said that the cause of the crash was wrongful overtaking, speeding and  overloading, which sadly resulted in the high number of fatalities.

Nadabo said the Chairman of Makarfi Local Government and the Unit Commander, Tashar Yari were on ground to assess the incident.

He said that  investigation of the incident has revealed that 40 people were involved in the crash, 28 got injured and 12 were deceased.

“The injured were conveyed to the Makarfi General Hospital for further treatment.

“The owner of the vehicle, who is in Azare, Bauchi  State has been informed and directed to report to the Kaduna Sector Command, while the driver of the trailer was reportedly among the deceased, “he said.

Nadabo said that the accident was avoidable, adding, ”hence our resolve to continue to reach out to the stakeholders, particularly transport unions.

”This is to preach and sensitize their drivers on the dangers of speeding,  overloading, dangerous driving and the use of cellphones while driving, among others.

“The Corps in Kaduna will strive to continue to work hard and liaise with transport Stakeholders and the media in preaching the word of safety.”

Nadabo  appealed to motorists to imbibe the culture of safe driving particularly on the highways. (NAN)

 

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