Lwengo District Chairperson Survives Crash After Swerving To Avoid Playing Child

Sarah Muthoni
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Lwengo District Chairperson Hajj Kizito Abas has reportedly survived a road accident after making an emergency manoeuvre to avoid hitting a child who was playing in the middle of the road.
The incident occurred as the district chairperson was travelling along the road when he suddenly came across the child directly in his path. Faced with the unexpected situation, he reportedly acted quickly and tried to swerve away to prevent hitting the child.

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However, the attempt to avoid the child resulted in the vehicle getting involved in an accident. The vehicle was reportedly damaged in the incident, while Hajj Kizito Abas managed to escape without losing his life.

The sudden crash reportedly shocked people who witnessed the incident, with attention immediately turning to the safety of the district chairperson and the child. The child was reportedly playing on the road before the emergency manoeuvre was made.
The incident has highlighted the dangers faced by motorists when children play on or close to busy roads. An unexpected movement by a child can force a driver to make a sudden decision, potentially resulting in an accident.

People at the scene reportedly rushed to check on Hajj Kizito Abas after the crash. Despite the damage to the vehicle, the Lwengo District Chairperson reportedly survived the incident, which those around him described as a narrow escape from a potentially serious tragedy.

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The incident has also renewed calls for parents and guardians to keep children away from roads and other areas used by vehicles. Allowing children to play in the middle of a road can put their lives at risk while also forcing motorists into dangerous situations.

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