The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the mishap happened under 24 hours after nine people lost their lives when an extravagance transport smashed into a stationary truck at Aseese end of the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway.
The Sagamu/Benin mischance was said to have happened at around 2:15 p.m. at an area of the street where there was a preoccupation of movement to a solitary path.
Mr Babatunde Akinbiyi, the representative of the Ogun Traffic Compliance and Enforcement Corps (TRACE), who affirmed the mischance, said 10 others people endured shifting degrees of damage.
Akinbiyi included that the agents of the state street wellbeing organization at the scene, said the driver of the truck, going toward Benin, overwhelmed another vehicle wrongly and smashed into one of the transports originating from the other way.
He said the second transport additionally going the other way, similarly smashed into the two vehicles, very quickly.
Akinbiyi clarified that fire broke out from the storage compartment of the truck, because of the effect of the mishap.
"16 individuals were associated with the mischance; six were singed to the point of being unrecognizable while 10 others got away with shifting degrees of damage.
"Out of the three vehicles engaged with the mishap, our agents could just get the number plate of one of the business transports as BDG 06 XP," he said.
He said the harmed were getting treatment at the Ijebu Ode General Hospital where the cadavers had been saved at the morgue.
- NAN
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