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11 dead, 9 injured in Bauchi auto crash

Ishola Michael
October 16, 2022
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A total of 11 people has been confirmed dead in a fatal automobile accident involving two vehicles along the Bauchi-Gombe highway. 
The confirmation was made by the State Sector Command of the Federal Roads Safety Commission (FRSC) in a statement made available to Journalists on Sunday morning.
According to the road traffic crash (RTC) report from RS12.13, Alkaleri dated Saturday 15/10/22 the crash occurred at 1730hrs and reported immediately taking personnel of the FRSC to the scene by 1745hrs, 15mins while rescue lasted to 1800hrs.
The route of the accident is the busy Alkaleri -Gombe highway at a village called Hawan Jaki involving 2 vehicles, a Toyota Hiace Commercial bus with registration number BA114-A28 belonging to the fleet of Yankari Express and a DAF truck with registration number JMU169XA belonging to the Dangote Group.
The DAF truck was driven by one Muhammed Musa with national driver’s license with number SUL08629AA76.
According to the FRSC report, the probable cause of the fatal accident was dangerous driving (DGD) while the number of people involved was 20 male adults out which 9 male adults were killed on the spot while 2 others later died at the hospital and 10 male adults were injured variously.
Action taken by personnel of the FRSC was that the victims were taken to the General Hospital in Alkaleri for confirmation of death and treatment of the injured.
The report was signed by RC Aliyu B Sunusi  for the Alkaleri Unit Command of the FRSC as released by the Sector Commander, Yusuf Abdullahi.

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