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Jan 3, 202513 min read

Lagos Commercial Bus Crash Leaves Many Injured

Lagos Commercial Bus Crash Leaves Many Injured
Galaxy TV · Local News desk · Lagos

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A critical road traffic incident involving a commercial long bus, popularly referred to as a ‘Molue,’ occurred earlier today at Hammadiya inward Abule-Egba, causing severe injuries and significant disruption to traffic.

 

The accident was triggered when the vehicle, registered as KTU 801 XM, lost control while on hugh speed, reportedly due to driver impatience and in an attempt to avoid colliding with another LT commercial bus and pedestrians awaiting transport at the roadside, the driver veered sharply, resulting in the bus crashing into the expressway median and overturning. Several passengers sustained injuries, while others escaped through the bus’s windows.

 

Officers from the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) promptly arrived at the scene, executing a well-coordinated and efficient rescue operation.

 

Eight individuals, including five males and three females, suffered varying degrees of injuries. Among the injured was the bus driver, who sustained a fractured left arm. All victims were immediately handed over to LASAMBUS medical personnel and transported to the General Hospital at Ile-Epo for urgent medical attention.

 

To ensure the free flow of traffic and public safety, LASTMA’s Response Unit was swiftly mobilized to oversee the removal of the overturned vehicle. Security support was provided by officers from the Meran Police Division, ensuring that the rescue operation proceeded without hindrance.

 

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