Two killed, one injured as speeding vehicle crashes in Niger
Two people were killed, while one other sustained injuries in a lone accident at Malam Karo village of Gurara Local Government Area of Niger.
Kuwar Tsukwam, Sector Commander of Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) in Niger, said in Minna on Thursday that the accident occurred at about 12:10 p.m. on Thursday.
Mr Tsukam said the accident involved a commercial bus with registration number: ZAR 141 TD.
“Four persons were involved in the accident, two of them died, while one sustained injuries and one unhurt.
“The injured has been taken to Suleja General Hospital for treatment,” he said.
Mr Tsukwam blamed the accident on speeding, advising motorists to always observe speed limits to avoid crashes.
(NAN)
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