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Bududa accident leaves several injured

Noelyn Nassuuna by Noelyn Nassuuna
March 8, 2022
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Seven people are nursing injuries after surviving death following an accident in Bududa district.

The accident occurred at a hill along Kikholo-Saku saku road in Bumwalukani sub-county, when a motor vehicle Isuzu Elf registration number UAM 960/H failed to climb.

The driver identified as Nsumizi Bilali Mia aged 43 years, a resident of Mbale city was carrying mourners but the vehicle developed a mechanical fault.

According to the Elgon region police spokesperson Rogers Taitika, the other victims have been identified as Masemo Suzan 21, Namalishe Beatrice 30, Seera Edith 32, Wabuteya Joseph 9 among others.

The victims are admitted at Mbale regional referral hospital for further management.

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