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French Cameroun: Seven die in multi-vehicle collision 0
by soter • Cameroon, Headline News, News
At least seven people died Tuesday in a collision involving several vehicles in Cameroon, according the police.
The tragedy occurred along a major highway in Matomb locality in the Nyong-et-Kelle department in Centre region where the capital of Yaounde is located.
Witnesses said two trucks collided and blocked traffic for hours, and a second collision involving about 10 vehicles ensued.
State broadcaster CRTV reported that five people died on the spot and two others died from injuries as they were being rushed to a local hospital.
Those injured are receiving treatment in the hospital, the prefect of Nyong-et-Kelle, Chaibou, told reporters after visiting the scene of the accident.
Formal inquiries have been launched into the exact cause of the tragedy, the police said.
Source: Xinhaunet