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Tuesday, August 31, 2021

Twelve passengers killed in Kaduna-Abuja road crash

At least 12 people have been on Kaduna-Abuja road in an auto crash Tuesday.

• August 31, 2021

At least 12 people have been on Kaduna-Abuja road in an auto crash Tuesday.

The Kaduna sector commander of Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Hafiz Mohammed, confirmed the death of 12 persons in a ghastly automobile crash along Kaduna-Abuja road.

Mr Mohammed disclosed that the crash involved a lone Toyota Hiace bus carrying 18 passengers.

He said the crash, which occurred at about 12:00 p.m. on Monday, also resulted in the injury of six other occupants of the vehicle.

The bus crashed due to a tyre blowout while the vehicle was going to Zaria in Kaduna.

(NAN)

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