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Published on 2024-03-16 12:57:47
Two people are feared dead after a school bus belonging to Kapsabet Boys High School was involved in an accident on Saturday, March 16, in the Patkawanin area on the Marigat-Kabarnet road. The Kenya Red Cross Society confirmed the incident and sent a rescue team to the scene to assist in the evacuation process.
The bus, which was on its way to Marigat, reportedly veered off the road and rolled several times. The injured individuals were taken to the Baringo County Referral Hospital for treatment and first aid. As investigations begin to determine the main cause of the accident, the exact number of casualties is yet to be confirmed.
The statement released by the Red Cross said, “A road traffic incident involving a school bus has been reported at Patkawanin along Marigat-Kabarnet Road in Baringo County. Our response team, alongside the County Ambulance crew, is currently at the scene.”
The community is awaiting further updates on the situation as more information becomes available. The authorities are working diligently to piece together the events that led to this tragic accident.
The safety of students and passengers on school buses is of utmost importance, and incidents like this serve as a reminder of the risks involved in road travel. It is crucial for drivers to adhere to safety regulations and exercise caution while transporting passengers, especially students.
As news develops, the public is urged to remain patient and allow the relevant agencies to conduct their investigations. The thoughts and prayers of the community go out to the families and loved ones of those affected by this heartbreaking event. The community stands in solidarity during this difficult time and hopes for a swift recovery for the injured individuals.
The roadways can be unpredictable, and accidents can happen in an instant. It is a reminder for everyone to prioritize safety and vigilance while on the roads. Let us work together to prevent future tragedies and create a safer environment for all travelers.
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