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2 Injured As Car Collides With Truck On Lagos-Badagry Expressway

by Emmanuel Femi
2 years ago
in News
Lagos
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The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has confirmed that two persons sustained varying degrees of injury in an accident along the Agbara-Badagry Expressway in Lagos.

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It was gathered that the accident occurred at the Ibereko Barracks axis of the Badagry expressway in Lagos State.

Commander, FRSC Badagry Unit, William Manga disclosed this to newsmen, as he confirmed that the auto crash occurred at about 12:54 a.m. on Monday.

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He noted that the Command was informed around 12:57 am, and officers arrived at the scene of the accident involving a car and a truck at 1:02 am.

He said, “The accident involved a Howo truck with registration number KZR73ZT and a Mazda car with registration number KTU900BK.”

Manga remarked that a male and a female sustained injuries in the accident and were rushed to the Badagry General Hospital for treatment.

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Meanwhile, the FRSC established that the accident was caused by overspeeding and wrongful overtaking.

Similarly, he advised motorists plying the Agbara-Badagry Expressway to be conscious of the current single lane, as he implored that drivers should adhere to the speed limit and conduct routine checks.

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