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Five people lost their lives on Sunday evening in a road accident at Mabera, Migori County following a head-on collision between an overloaded truck and two motorbikes.The five pillion passengers died on the spot while the driver of the truck, who sustained serious injuries was rushed to a local hospital in an unconscious state.
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Five people die on the spot at Mabera in Migori County:A lorry collided head-on with two motorcycles
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