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One dies, three injured as Lexus jeep crashes on Lagos coastal road

One person has died, while three others sustained serious injuries after a Lexus Jeep 350 crashed along the Coastal Road inward Eko Hotel in Lagos. A statement by the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority, LASTMA, disclosed that the fatal road crash occurred earlier on Friday and involved the vehicle with registration number LSD 554 KV. Preliminary security […] One dies, three injured as Lexus…

One dies, three injured as Lexus jeep crashes on Lagos coastal road

A fatal accident occurred on Friday when a Lexus Jeep 350 crashed on the Coastal Road near the Eko Hotel in Lagos, resulting in one death and three serious injuries. The Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) reported that the driver lost control of the vehicle, which was registered LSD 554 KV, causing it to collide with a roadside pole and overturn.

The crash prompted a rapid response from LASTMA officers, who secured the area and facilitated the emergency response. Bystanders assisted in removing the three injured individuals, who were taken to Duck-Yard Hospital for urgent medical treatment. The situation was stabilized, and the damaged Lexus was removed to prevent further harm to other road users.

LASTMA's General Manager, Olalekan Bakare-Oki, expressed condolences to the deceased's family and emphasized the importance of safe driving practices, urging motorists to adhere to speed limits, stay vigilant, and follow traffic regulations. He also encouraged the public to report any road incidents to LASTMA via their toll-free short code for prompt assistance.

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