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Imo Police Launch Probe As 8 Die In Fatal Road Accident

by Emmanuel Mgheahurike
3 months ago
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The Imo State Police Command has initiated a comprehensive investigation into a fatal motor accident that occurred at about 1845 hours at Amala, Ngor-Okpala in the State on Sunday evening.

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This was made known through a statement made available to LEADERSHIP by the Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Henry Okoye.

According to him, the tragic incident involved a Toyota Camry with registration number EPE 541 JO and a Hyundai Santa FE with registration number AAA 212 CD.

The PPRO stated that regrettably, all eight occupants of both vehicles lost their lives in the crash.

He said, “In response to the incident, police operatives of Ngor-Okpala Divisional Headquarters swiftly arrived at the scene to manage the situation. The remains of the deceased were immediately evacuated and deposited in the mortuary, while the accident vehicles were secured to ensure the free flow of traffic.

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“As part of the ongoing investigation, efforts are in progress to identify and notify the families of the deceased. Pictorial evidence has also been documented to aid further inquiries into the cause of the accident.”

Meanwhile, the State’s Commissioner of Police, CP Aboki Danjuma, has strongly cautioned motorists against reckless driving and excessive speeding, which remain major causes of road accidents.

He urged all road users to drive responsibly, observe traffic rules, and exercise patience while on the road.

“Every driver has a duty to protect not only their lives but also those of other road users by adhering to established road safety regulations.

“Further updates will be provided as investigations progress. The public is encouraged to assist by providing any useful information that may aid in identifying the victims. Anyone with relevant details should contact the nearest police station or call 08148024755, 0803 477 3600,” the PPRO stated.


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