Cabinet Secretary Davis Chirchir announced new measures to address road safety in Kenya following a fatal crash in Mtito Andei. The crash, which occurred on a rural road, resulted in multiple casualties. Chirchir stated that the government would increase funding for accident-prone areas. He also mentioned plans to enhance traffic enforcement and provide better training for drivers.

The incident has prompted a review of existing road safety protocols. Officials confirmed that the crash involved a bus and a truck, leading to a collision that caused significant damage. Emergency services responded quickly but were unable to save all victims. The government has pledged to investigate the cause of the accident.

Mtito Andei is a town in western Kenya known for its rural roads and limited infrastructure. Previous reports indicate that the area has experienced similar accidents in the past. Local authorities have called for improved road maintenance and stricter enforcement of traffic laws. The new measures aim to reduce the number of road-related fatalities in the region.