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Road accident claims 5 lives in Anambra
A girl and four adults died in A road accident involving a jeep and a truck at Enugu-Agidi along Awka-Enugu Expressway in Anambra State on Sunday night claimed the life of a girl and four others.
The Anambra State commander of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Adeoye Irelewuyi, on Monday, said in Awka that the accident was caused by over speeding and loss of control.
The State Commander highlighted: “The fatal crash involved an unidentified driver of a black Lexus with registration number KJA182HS and an unidentified driver of a red truck with no registration number.
“According to eyewitness reports, the truck driver was speeding, he lost control of the vehicle and rammed into the Lexus SUV.
“A total number of five persons – three male adults, a female adult, and a female child, were involved in the crash. Five of them were killed.
“FRSC rescue team from the Sector Command took the victims to Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University Teaching Hospital, Amaku, Awka, where they were confirmed dead by the doctor on duty and the corpses were deposited at the hospital morgue.”
The Sector Commander condoled with the families of the deceased, warning motorists, especially truck drivers, to avoid speeding and keep to the recommended speed limit.
He counseled: “Kill the speed before it kills you and drive to arrive alive. Let us keep our roads safe from crashes.”
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