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    14 People Killed in a Grisly Road Accident along Kitale – Webuye Road

    CyrusBy CyrusDecember 11, 2017No Comments1 Min Read
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    More than 14 people have been confirmed dead in a grisly road accident in Kamukuywa bridge along Kitale-Webuye Road in Bungoma County.

    Eye witnesses say the accident occurred around 8pm and it involved a matatu, several private cars, lorries and a cane tractor.

    “There are numerous bodies all over. This is the exact spot where my brother was involved in another accident. It is a black spot. Needs speed bumps like yesterday,” said BBC’s Odeo Sirari.

    The Kamukuywa bridge seems to be a black spot as it is claiming more and more lives each month.

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