Five Injured In Lagos Auto Crash

An accident that occurred on the 3rd Mainland Bridge at Unliga Waterfront inward Adeniji, Lagos has left five persons injured in the incident The Lagos State Traffic Management Authority disclosed this in an X post on Tuesday.

An accident that occurred on the 3rd Mainland Bridge at Unliga Waterfront inward Adeniji, Lagos has left five persons injured in the incident The Lagos State Traffic Management Authority disclosed this in an X post on Tuesday.

According to the statement, the accident, which involved a commercial bus and a Toyota Highlander, occurred earlier on Tuesday, causing a brief disruption in traffic flow.

LASTMA noted that its officials, alongside good Samaritans, swiftly rescued the injured victims and ensured they received prompt medical attention.

The post reads, “An accident occurred on the Third mainland bridge at Unilag Waterfront inward Adeniji, and it involved a commercial bus and a Toyota Highlander.

“There are 5 casualties (Injured persons) involved and have been swiftly rescued by LASTMA officials and other good Samaritans.”

It added that efforts are currently underway to recover the affected vehicles and restore normal traffic on the busy bridge.

“Recovery of the affected vehicles is also expected to be done now.” LASTMA added”

LASTMA, however, urged motorists to always drive cautiously, adhere to speed limits, and conduct proper vehicle checks before setting out.

The agency stressed that road safety measures are essential to prevent avoidable accidents.

Drivers are also encouraged to cooperate with traffic officials and prioritise safety to protect lives and property.

It added “Let’s always drive cautiously and maintain within the speed limit. Checking car conditions before home should also be a priority.”

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