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14 dead, 29 hurt as car plows into Nigerian carnival crowd

14 dead, 29 hurt as car plows into Nigerian carnival crowd

Fourteen folks had been killed and greater than two dozen injured when a automobile plowed into a preferred carnival at Calabar in southeast Nigeria, the native head of freeway safety mentioned.

“The incident occurred when a Toyota Camry car lost control and rammed into (a) crowd of onlookers,” Maikano Hassan, the native commander of the Federal Road Safety Corps, mentioned in a press release.

Fourteen folks died and 29 had been injured on Wednesday, a few of them critically, in accordance with the assertion.

The injured included three ladies and two boys.

The incident occurred as the gang had been watching a motorcyclists’ parade in entrance of a mosque within the district of Bogobiri.

Calabar, the capital of Cross River state, hosts considered one of West Africa’s most prestigious carnivals every December.

The official website says that the occasion attracts practically 2 million revelers yearly.

The governor of Cross River, Ben Ayade, urged police to apprehend the driving force, who he mentioned sped off after “the accident.”

He additionally ordered them to analyze how the driving force was capable of enter an space that was purported to have been closed off for the carnival.

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