Many Feared Dead as Bus Overturns and Catches Fire in Uganda
A tragic accident occurred in Uganda when a bus overturned and caught fire, leaving many people feared dead. The accident happened on a busy road, and local authorities are working to understand the full extent of the disaster.
According to eyewitnesses, the bus was traveling at high speed when it suddenly lost control. It flipped over and landed on its side. Moments later, the bus caught fire, quickly spreading through the vehicle. Many passengers were trapped inside, and the fire made it difficult for rescuers to save them in time.
Rescue teams rushed to the scene shortly after the crash, but the flames made it hard to reach the victims. Firefighters and medical personnel are working hard to put out the fire and rescue any survivors. However, the number of casualties is still unclear as the authorities continue their search and recovery efforts.
The police and emergency services are investigating the cause of the crash. Some reports suggest that the bus may have been speeding or that the driver lost control of the vehicle, but this has not been confirmed. The bus was reportedly carrying a large number of passengers, making it even more difficult for rescuers to handle the situation.
Local hospitals have been put on alert to treat any survivors who were able to escape the fire. Many people have been injured, with some in critical condition. Medical teams are working to provide immediate care to those who survived.
This tragic incident has raised concerns about road safety in Uganda. The government and transport authorities are being urged to take stronger actions to ensure that buses and other public transport vehicles follow safety regulations and are properly maintained to prevent such accidents in the future.
As the investigation continues, the families of those involved are waiting for more information. The authorities have promised to keep the public updated on the developments and provide support to the victims’ families during this difficult time.