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At least nine people killed in road accident in Guinea

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At least nine people were killed in a road accident Monday in Guinea’s fourth largest city of Kindia, after two cars collided, local media “Guinee News reports”.
An SUV coming from Mamou, a city from sub-prefecture in a valley of the Fouta Djallon area, collided with a mini-bus coming from capital Conakry, as it tried to overtake a car in front, the media said.
Two cars following the mini-bus reportedly also bumped into the crash that they tried to dodge.
Four people including the driver of the SUV were killed in this crash. Five others were pronounced dead in hospital.

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