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Nine passengers burnt in Oyo auto crash

Freedom Reporter by Freedom Reporter
December 2, 2023
in Accident, Breaking News, News
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The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) said nine passengers have sustained varying degree of burns in an auto crash on Ogbomoso-Oyo Expressway.

The Sector Commander in the state, Joshua Adekanye, confirmed the incident in Ibadan on Sunday.

He said the accident, which occurred on Saturday, involved a trailer and a truck at Sekona area along Ogbomoso – Oyo Expressway.

Adekanye said that nine out of the total 13 people involved in the accident got burnt while four others escaped unhurt.

“The accident happened around 3:30 a.m. on Saturday, and the truck vehicle caught fire while the trailer collided with it.

“The actual cause of the truck which went on fire could not be ascertained because it happened at night,” he said.

He, however, said the likely cause of the trailer colliding with the truck might be over-speeding and wrongful overtaking.

According to him, the burnt victims are being referred to the University of Ilorin Teaching Hospital for treatment, adding that the RS11.31 Ogbomoso and RS11.312 Oolo Commands conducted rescued operation.

“Other agency that carried out the rescue operation are the Fire Service and Odo-Oba Lolice Division,” he said.

Adekanye called on motorists to shun night travelling, wrongful overtaking and dangerous driving to ensure safety on the road. 

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