Two Killed, 10 Seriously Injured As Eldoret Express Bus Rams Into a Fuel Tanker In Kikuyu

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• Two individuals were killed and at least 10 others suffered serious injuries in a road accident involving a bus from Nakuru to Nairobi and a stalled fuel tanker in Muguga area, Kikuyu, Kiambu County.
• Kikuyu Police Commander Ronald Kirui confirmed the collision, stating that the bus, owned by Eldoret Express Company, collided with the tanker around 5:30 am, leading to investigations into the incident as the injured receive medical treatment in various hospitals within the Kikuyu area.

Tragedy struck on Saturday morning as a bus carrying passengers from Nakuru to Nairobi was involved in a fatal road accident at Muguga area in Kikuyu, Kiambu County.

Two individuals lost their lives in the incident, while at least 10 others sustained serious injuries. 

Kikuyu Police Commander Ronald Kirui confirmed the collision, revealing that the 62-seater bus, operated by Eldoret Express Company, collided with a stalled fuel tanker around 5:30 am.

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The accident occurred when the bus driver apparently lost control, resulting in a collision with the stationary truck from behind. 

The force of the impact caused significant damage to both vehicles and tragically claimed the lives of two passengers on board. 

Meanwhile, the injured individuals were promptly transported to various hospitals in the Kikuyu area to receive medical attention.

As authorities launch investigations into the circumstances surrounding the accident, the community mourns the loss of life and hopes for the swift recovery of those injured. 

The incident serves as a sobering reminder of the importance of road safety measures and vigilance while traveling, particularly during early morning hours when visibility may be reduced.

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