SAD NEWS: George Ruto’s Bus Full of Passengers Involved in Nasty Accident Today in Nairobi
A mood bus owned by George Ruto has been involved in an accident in Nairobi, leaving several passengers injured after it fell into a large ditch.
According to an initial report, the vehicle is known as Baba Yaga and was carrying passengers when the incident happened today.
No deaths were recorded, and the injured reportedly suffered minor injuries.
Witnesses rushed to the scene and helped passengers climb out of the bus.
They also gave first aid to those who were hurt.
The exact location and time of the crash were not immediately clear, and the police had not issued a statement at the time of writing.
The report claims the driver was speeding and driving carelessly when the bus left the road. It says the vehicle belongs to George Ruto, a son of President William Ruto.
These claims have not been independently verified, and there was no immediate response from the bus operator.The report further alleges that no action will be taken against the operator because of the owner’s status.
That claim is unproven. Traffic laws apply to all vehicle owners and drivers in Kenya, and police normally investigate serious crashes and can charge drivers with offences such as reckless driving or excessive speed.
Road safety remains a major concern in Kenya. The National Transport and Safety Authority, known as NTSA, has repeatedly warned public service vehicle operators against speeding and overloading.
Matatus and buses are often blamed for crashes, especially in busy urban areas where drivers compete for passengers.
Authorities have introduced measures such as speed governors, inspections and crackdowns, though enforcement is often criticised as uneven.
The report ends with an appeal to motorists to drive carefully to avoid such incidents.
It also calls on the NTSA to monitor and regulate public service vehicles more closely.
Investigators are expected to establish what caused the bus to leave the road and whether the driver broke any traffic rules.
Until then, the claims about speed remain allegations, and the public is urged to wait for official findings.
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