KDF Soldiers Involved in Grisly Road Accident
14 March 2021 - 12:45 pm
The wreckage of a car that was involved in a road accident along Mombasa Road on May 23, 2020.
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Three Kenya Defence Forces(KDF) officers were involved in a grisly road accident that left the officers sustaining serious injuries.
Three civilians who were riding with them also sustained minor injuries in the accident. In total, the KDF soldiers who had attended a funeral in Nyamira County, on Saturday, March 13 were nine, as confirmed by the county commissioner, Amos Mariba.
The accident occurred near Bonyunyu area along Nyamira-Miruka road.
A file image of a police vehicle involved in an accident in 2019.
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