Deadly Road Accidents Leave Six Dead Across Uganda

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Ibrahim Jjunju
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A series of devastating road accidents have claimed the lives of six individuals across Buikwe, Bushenyi, and Mbarara districts in Uganda. Among the victims is 17-year-old Abella Amutusimire, a senior four student, who tragically lost her life while en route to pick up her Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE) results and admission letter to senior five.

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The first accident occurred along the Mbarara-Bushenyi road in Bushenyi District, where Abella and her brother, Clinton Niwetwesiga, were riding a motorcycle. A Sino truck collided with them at Rwentuha town council, resulting in Abella’s untimely death. Her brother sustained injuries and was admitted to a nearby health facility for treatment.

In another incident on the Mbarara-Masaka highway, three people lost their lives when a speeding vehicle collided with two motorcycles traveling in the same direction. Two passengers on one motorcycle and the rider of another motorcycle died at the scene, while a pedestrian and the other motorcycle rider sustained injuries.

Eyewitnesses reported that the driver of the vehicle fled the scene, abandoning a child inside the car after realizing the severity of the crash.

Additionally, two drivers tragically lost their lives in a collision at Sanga-Mabira along the Kampala-Jinja highway in Buikwe District. The collision involved two Mercedes Benz trucks, with one attempting to overtake another vehicle when it collided with an oncoming truck.

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Both drivers were killed instantly, and their bodies were taken to Kawolo hospital mortuary for further proceedings.

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