Killer driver detained as pupil hit to death in Nkhata Bay traffic accident

A 15 year-old Dora Msiska has died after a passenger vehicle hit her to death as she walked home from school.
Police in Nkhata Bay who confirmed the accident on Monday,  said the accident occurred around Chipuzumumba area in the district.
Nkhata Bay police spokesperson,  Kondwani James, said the accident involved a motor vehicle registration number BW 6488 Toyota Sienta which was driven by Emanuel Ngulube from Nkhata Bay going to Chintheche with a passenger on board.
“Upon arrival at Chipuzumumba area, he hit two female pedestrians: Dora Msiska and Milika Kasambara who were walking on the left side of the road,” said James.
Following the impact, Dora sustained severe head injuries while Milika got serious injuries.
Both victims were rushed to Nkhata Bay District hospital where Dora was pronounced dead upon arrival while Milika was immediately rushed to Mzuzu Central Hospital.
The driver and the passenger escaped unharmed.
Dora Msiska was a learner at Chipuzumumba Primary School and hailed from Kaminga Village, T/A Mankhambira in the district.
Meanwhile, the driver is detained at Nkhata-Bay Police Station for further investigations.

Follow and Subscribe Nyasa TV :

Sharing is caring!

Follow us in Twitter
2 Comments
newest
oldest most voted
Inline Feedbacks
View all comments
Kumavalo Nsamaonetsa Nyoni
Kumavalo Nsamaonetsa Nyoni
4 years ago

MHSRIP

In Malawi,pedestrians have a very bad habit of “Akundiwona” and they don’t give an inch,what they don’t realise is the vehicle might be avoiding an oncoming bigger vehicle.

This problem is prevalent in young people of school dating age,showing off.

No one is responsible for your life but YOU!! Yes akukuwona and yes you may be in the right,but dead right.

Kambewa Ngozo
4 years ago

You must be crazy. Do you have children?
The driver was driving very fast and carried passengers. Infact he did not have insurance to do Matola.
Akapokola we are watching you
We want this careless driver arrested.

Read previous post:
Malawi to benefit from K1 billion UK trade, Covid-19 support for southern Africa

The United Kingdom (UK) will provide £1 million (about K1 billion) funding to implement a programme with the International Organization for...

Close