SALLAH TRAGEDY: MOTOR ACCIDENT IN ASABA CLAIMS THREE LIVES.

By Andy Adaigbe

A gold coloured Toyota Camry car carrying two passengers, with ANAMBRA registraton number. NSH285BW was involved in a fatal accident yesterday in Asaba Delta state.
Eye witness told FLAGNEWS that the Camry driver who was on high speed trying to overtake a trailer on his way back to Nnewi from Asaba collided with a parked Tipper along the Asaba/Onitsha express way at about 9Pm yesterday.
The driver's ear was chopped off, while the back passenger's head divided into two and died on the spot.
Men of the Federal Road Safety were there and took the victims to Mortuary after puting a call across to their wives and families.
 It was however alleged that the driver had taken some alcohol before the accident occurred. As at the time of filing this report, the chopped off ear of one of the victims was still in the car.






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