- LASTMA rescued five injured people from an accident.
- A bus and a Toyota Highlander crashed on Third Mainland Bridge.
- Officials cleared the road and restored traffic flow.
The Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) has rescued five individuals injured in a road accident on the Third Mainland Bridge.
The accident, which occurred on Tuesday near the University of Lagos Waterfront, involved a commercial bus and a Toyota Highlander. The crash caused a temporary traffic disruption along the route heading towards the Adeniji area.
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LASTMA’s General Manager, Olalekan Bakare-Oki, confirmed the rescue efforts, assuring the public that no lives were lost.
“Five casualties were involved and have been swiftly rescued by LASTMA officials, with assistance from good Samaritans. They were promptly provided with medical attention,” Bakare-Oki said.
Following the rescue, LASTMA officials worked quickly to clear the damaged vehicles from the road, restoring smooth traffic flow.
Bakare-Oki emphasized the importance of road safety and urged drivers to adhere to traffic regulations to prevent such accidents.
“Road safety measures are essential to prevent avoidable accidents. Drivers are encouraged to cooperate with traffic officials and prioritize safety to protect lives and property,” he added.
The incident highlights ongoing concerns about reckless driving and the need for stricter adherence to speed limits and vehicle maintenance checks.
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LASTMA has reiterated its commitment to ensuring safer roads in Lagos and responding swiftly to emergencies.
Motorists are advised to remain cautious, especially on major highways, to avoid unnecessary risks and ensure the safety of all road users.
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