2 tanker truck accidents in 3 days in Nigeria.

Too many deaths due to non-compliance with road safety regulations.

2 road accidents involving tanker trucks in Nigeria

Nigeria has signed the ADR agreements relating to the transport of dangerous goods.

The ADR provides a regulatory framework and limits risks by controlling vehicles, packaging, or procedures.

Unfortunately, this regulation does not prevent road accidents involving these types of vehicles, caused by other road users.

2 accidents have thus occurred in 3 days, involving these tanker trucks

 

Tanker truck accident occurred on 17/10 near a school

The tanker truck overturned before catching fire, near Abuja, the capital of Nigeria.

The children were evacuated and no injuries were reported.

 10 people burned by the explosion of a tanker truck on 20/10

The accident involves 5 vehicles.

The driver of one of the trucks lost control of his vehicle due to high speed, before crashing into the tanker truck, causing a hydrocarbon leak.

The liquid then ignited, engulfing a bus inside which were trapped the 10 people burned by the explosion of the tanker truck.

 

 

 

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Sources: Nigerian Tribune, Punch

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