A PASSENGER BUS ENDS IN THE VALLEY EN ROUTE TO KUMBA.
Bad Accused For The Mabongi Road Accident With Many Passengers Injured
The different roads constructed by the neighboring LRC in Ambazonia are nothing close compared to the roads. They only construct pathways for their heavy-capacity vehicles to pass without considering the population without such high-quality vehicles as theirs. These roads are now killer machines with the toll of accidents recorded daily. Traveling within Ambazonia or out of Ambazonia is a tough task as one has to win the psychological battle with the bad nature of the roads before embarking on the journey properly.
Tuesday, March 21, morning, all busses of travel agencies getting into the Midland Zone of Ambazonia were stocked in Santa LGA because of bad roads. Passengers tired from the whole night's journey had no choice but to mount a bike to Akum before taking a taxi to Bamenda. Yesterday March 22, a passenger bus at Mabongi, an area of the Mutengene to Kumba road in an attempt to maneuver around potholes overturned and landed in a valley with all the passengers on board.
It is only after regaining complete independence that the people of the Federal Republic of Ambazonia will see and enjoy a well-constructed road, and not the dead traps LRC is putting up. How come Ambazonia can't boost a single good road after this long period of an unholy union with LRC? Passengers sustained injuries as the bus lost control and landed in the valley at Mabongi en route to Kumba. This accident occurred on Wednesday, March 22, after a driver of a bus of one of the travel agencies in Kumba, unable to control the bus through the numerous potholes on the highway, landed the car in the valley.
In a video captured by one of the volunteers who showed up for a rescue operation, passengers are seen being carried from the valley through a slope to the main road for first aid or evaluation. At press time, no death has been recorded. Sources confirmed that those with severe injury were evacuated to the hospital for proper medical attention.
