5 Killed As Army Vehicle Collides With Passenger Car On Highway
- On Saturday, September 21, a military vehicle collided with a passenger car in Belgrade, leaving five people dead
- The Ministry of Interior said the driver of the army’s vehicle has been detained awaiting prosecution
- Preliminary investigations show those who died were members of one family from Raska, including three children
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Amos Khaemba, a journalist at TUKO.co.ke, brings over three years of experience covering politics and current affairs in Kenya
Belgrade – At least five people have been confirmed dead following a horrible accident in Serbia.
What caused the Belgrade accident?
Sarajevo Times reported that a military vehicle and a passenger car were involved in an accident following a head-on collision along Kraljevo-Raska Road.
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The Ministry of Interior said a one-year-old child was among those who died in the horrible accident.
“The driver and passengers in the passenger car, D. L. (1991), L. L. (2014), L. L. (2017), M. L. (2023) and D. K. (1997) died, while M.L. (1992) suffered serious bodily injuries,” the ministry said.
The driver of the army’s vehicle was detained and sent to the prosecution for further proceedings.
The Serbian Army's combat vehicle was moving toward Raška and was in a column under the escort of the military police.
The media reported that the entire family from Raška, who were in a passenger vehicle, died in the accident and that there were three children among them.
It is assumed that the passenger vehicle flew under the military combat vehicle.
How MCA Ezra Kabuga died
In other sad news, nominated Kiambu MCA Ezra Kabuga died in a horrible accident along Thika Road on Sunday, September 22.
According to police, the lawmaker's Subaru Forester car collided with a lorry from behind and caught fire. Kihara died on the spot.
Images of the early morning accident have since emerged online, although it is unclear what caused Kihara's vehicle to go up in flames.
Kiambu governor Kimani Wamatangi revealed that the accident happened around the Mang'u High School area.
The governor described the late Kabuga as a vibrant and promising young leader whose commitment and passion for serving the people of Kiambu was evident in every aspect of his work.
Proofreading by Mercy Nyambura Guthua, journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke
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