A survivor of a deadly crash on the Mtito Andei road revealed tensions within their church congregation over the timing of their return journey to Mombasa. Michael Musalia, who lost his sister in the accident, said disagreements arose between younger and older members of the group. The crash, which killed 24 people, occurred as the group traveled back from Mombasa after a gathering.
Two men from Kilgoris, Narok County, died in the crash while returning from Mombasa after purchasing a Toyota Probox. A third man was critically injured. The incident highlights the dangers of long-distance travel on poorly maintained roads. Local authorities have not yet released an official report on the cause of the crash.
The Mtito Andei road, located in coastal Kenya, has been the site of several fatal accidents in recent months. Previous incidents have raised concerns about road safety and the lack of adequate infrastructure. This latest crash adds to the growing list of road fatalities in the region, prompting calls for improved transportation policies.
