Four people were killed, and fifteen others were injured, in a multiple vehicle collision on Tuesday along the Ipetu-Owena highway.
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The accident occurred when a DAF 95XF truck with the registration number GMB344XX collided with an ash-coloured Toyota HIACE bus with the registration number FST925BX.
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The deadly collision was caused by overspeeding on the part of both drivers, according to the FRSC’s Osun Sector Command spokesman, Agnes Ogungbemi.
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The injured passengers, she disclosed, have been taken to Wesley Guild Hospital, Ilesa, for treatment, while the corpses of the four dead passengers had been deposited at the morgue of the hospital.
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Reiterating once again the dangers of overspeeding and night journeys, Ogungbemi maintained that the corps had always frowned at it.
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She also called on road users and drivers to always adhere strictly to road safety rules and regulations.
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“This is the harmattan period, atimes visibility may be zero. This means drivers ought to apply some level of caution and ensure their headlamps are in peak working order because the possibility of seeing far may not be attained,” she said.
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