Three Dead, 8 In Hospital After Bukedea Accident

Date:

- Advertisement -
- Advertisement -
- Advertisement -
- Advertisement -

Three people were killed and eight others injured seriously in Bukedea district on Monday evening when a Toyota Hiace registration number UBK 702H they were travelling on board overturned at Tamula along Mbale- Soroti highway.

The vehicle overturned after sustaining a tyre bust killing the driver Amis Tukei, from Soroti city, Christine Arukundo Christine, a passenger and resident of Kapelebyong, and an unidentified female passenger on the spot.

The injured are Florence Aruo, a resident of Kapelebyong, two female minors who were rushed to Atutur Hospital, Ambrose Aripu, a resident of Soroti, John Okedi and Mary Aguti-both residents of Kumi district. The others are Alice Kibone and Marsha Singh, both residents of Mbale City. The group was rushed to Mbale Regional Referral Hospital.

Oscar Gregg Ageca, the East Kyoga Regional Police Spokesman, says that preliminary findings indicate that the motor vehicle was overspending when its tyre burst to cause it to veer off the road.

“We have managed the scene and conveyed the bodies of the deceased persons to Bukedea health centre IV mortuary and Atutur hospital mortuary pending postmortem. The Motor vehicle has been towed to CPS Bukedea pending inspection by the IOV,”, he said in a statement. A series of accidents in Bukedea over the last few months have claimed several lives.

Do you have a story in your community or an opinion to share with us: Email us at thestandard256@gmail.com
Or WhatsApp Us on +256750474440

- Advertisement -

Share post:

Popular

More like this
Related

PRESSURE! Kenya’s Ruto Removes Budget for First Lady’s Office, Dissolves 47 Agencies

President William Ruto has made a bold move by eliminating...

Two School Directors Arrested over Female Teacher’s Murder

Police in Kiboga district have arrested two directors of...

34-year-old Man Kills Brother Over Shs 5,000 Debt

Police in Kasese district have arrested a 34-year-old man...

25 Congolese Soldiers Sentenced to Death for Fleeing from Enemy

At least 25 Armed Forces of Democratic Republic of...