Out-of-Control Taxi Crashes into Schoolchildren in Classroom
By Henry Ssennyondo
Schoolchildren who were studying [babunye emiwambo] scattered when a taxi entered their classroom and hit the teacher who was at the blackboard.
This taxi, Kigege number UAH 313B, spun out of the driver's control and crashed into ekisenge [wall?] of Kiwuliriza school C/U at Kisugu where it found the students.
Teacher Michael Owundo, who was teaching P5 science, died in Kampala International Hospital where he was brought at noon Tuesday.
Another teacher, Nabirye Hindu, who is pregnant, and was in the neighboring classroom, was injured there, along with teacher Ivan Adoko. They are being nursed in the hospital.
One of the teaachers, Leonard Mugisha, said that the "Kigege" came from a small bump in the road that goes from Muwaayire Road and slopes down to the Police station at Kisugu.
The "Kigege" passed through the school gate, which it encountered open, as there were passengers yelling [to stop there]. And it passed by a mango tree and crashed into the wall of the school and entered the classroom.
Mugisha added that most of the students in the classroom were scared. The chief of police at Kisugu near where this accident happened, Godfrey Ninsiima, rushed to Kampala International Hospital to call an ambulance to carry the injured to the hospital.
Ninsiima said that others were taken as they were injured. These were the driver of this Kigege Abubaker Kakyayisi together with conductor meddie Nsubuga.
Ninsiima explained that the driver of the Kigege was known as Lule [? omutuufu yategeerekese nga ye Lule]. However when he brought it to the Taxi Park, he stopped at Kisugu stage where [? ezitera = usually?] to turn away from Kakyayisi and moved on.
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