Fatal Collision: Passenger Killed As Car, Truck Collide In Lagos

• Female Passenger Killed As Car, Truck Collide In Lagos.

• Car driver injured; prompt response from LASTMA and Police.

• Deceased victim handled by Lagos Health Unit.

EKO HOT BLOG reports that a female passenger tragically loses her life in a high-speed collision between a Kia car and a stationary 20-foot containerised truck at Isolo Under bridge inward Oshodi, Lagos State.

The incident, reported on Friday, marks a somber moment on the highway, as the car, bearing registration number KWL-475CZ, collided with the truck. Lagos State Traffic Management Authority confirms the details, as per Channels TV reports.

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The car driver sustained injuries, while the female passenger succumbed to the collision’s impact. Prompt response from LASTMA officials and Nigeria Police helped in rescuing the trapped individual.

Tragically, the deceased victim has been appropriately handled, with authorities handing over the body to the Lagos State Environmental Health Monitoring Unit for transportation to the morgue.

Truck Collide In Lagos

The report noted that the damaged car had been relocated to Olosan Police Station.

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“Meanwhile, we are awaiting the agency’s heavy-duty equipment i.e. a crane and low bed to recover the abandoned containerised truck off the road,” the statement read.

The identities of the victims were yet to be known at the time of filing this report.

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