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Fourteen dead, 28 injured after Kenyan trailer collides with bus in Uganda

"Preliminary reports indicate that the driver of the bus, who was allegedly speeding, attempted to avoid a pedestrian crossing the road, lost control of the vehicle and collided head-on with the oncoming trailer," the police statement said.
A catastrophic road accident in northern Uganda has left 14 people dead and 28 others critically injured following a head-on collision on the Kampala-Gulu Highway late Tuesday night.
Recent high-level engagements between the Traffic Police and medical professionals, such as the Association of Surgeons of Uganda, emphasise that road safety is a shared responsibility requiring evidence-based intervention.
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