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Kenya Bus Crash Claims 41 Lives

The number of those confirmed dead in a bus crash in Kenya has risen to 41, according to the Kenya Red Cross. The bus overturned on the Mai Mahiu-Narok road.
Kenya Red Cross

Homa Bay-bound bus rolls at Ntuli, killing dozens of passengers.

  • Kenya:   President Orders Crackdown After Fatal Bus Crash

    Capital FM, 29 August 2013

    President Uhuru Kenyatta on Thursday warned that the government will take stern action against owners and drivers of Public Service Vehicles who flout traffic rules. Read more »

  • Kenya:   41 Die in Bus Crash

    Capital FM, 29 August 2013

    The death toll from an accident that occurred along the Mai Mahiu-Narok road on Thursday morning has risen to 41, according to the Kenya Red Cross.They perished in the 1:30 a.m.… Read more »

  • Kenya:   Forty-One Die in Narok Accident

    The Star, 29 August 2013

    The death toll from an early morning fatal bus accident along the Nairobi - Narok highway has risen to 41. Thirty three people injured in the accident that occurred at around 2am… Read more »

Kenya Red Cross

Part of the Homa Bay-bound bus towed away at the Mai Mahiu road.

  • Kenya:   Uhuru Warns PSV Owners

    The Star, 29 August 2013

    President Uhuru Kenyatta has issued a strict warning to PSV owners to ensure their vehicles are driven by responsible and cautious drivers, after 41 people died in a Mai Mahiu -… Read more »

  • Kenya:   Bus Crash Kills 41 Near Nairobi

    Sabahi, 29 August 2013

    At least 41 people were killed Thursday (August 29th) after a bus travelling from Nairobi to Homa Bay flew off the road, rolled over and plunged down a hill, AFP reported. Read more »

Kenya Red Cross

Scenes from the early morning bus accident that has killed dozens of passengers on the Mai Mahiu-Narok Road in Kenya.

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