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23 die, 48 injured in Kano auto crash

Ibrahim Ahmadu by Ibrahim Ahmadu
February 14, 2025
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The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) said 23 persons lost their lives in an auto crash that occurred on Thursday under the Muhammadu Buhari Interchange Flyover at Hotoro-Kano.

Freedom Online learned that 48 other passengers sustained various degrees of injuries as a result of the crash.

The Federal Roads Safety Corps (FRSC) Sector Commander in the state, Mr Umar Matazu, confirmed the accident in a statement in Kano on Friday.

He said that the accident involved a DAF truck, overloaded with goods and passengers.

” The passengers involved were 71 passengers, 67 adults and four children.

“The injured were taken to the Murtala Muhammed General Hospital for urgent medical treatment,”Matazu said.

The sector commander said that upon receiving a distress call on the incident about 9:50 pm, he quickly dispatched his personnel to the scene, where they rescued the victims about 10 pm.

Matazu said that investigation revealed that the driver lost control as a result of speeding, veered off the road and summersaulted.

He condoled with the families of the deceased and prayed for the quick recovery of the injured.

Matazu, however, warned truck drivers against loading trucks with humans and animals, saying that anyone caught in the dangerous act would face the wrath of the law.

The sector commander said that the blockade on the road earlier caused by the accident had been cleared, adding that free flow of traffic had since restored.

He said that the FRSC remained committed to ensuring safety on highways, urging motorists to adhere strictly to traffic regulations to prevent the wanton loss of lives and property.

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