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In a harrowing incident, passengers traveling from Bamenda to Douala via a bus owned by a Bamenda-based travel agency found themselves in a terrifying situation as their vehicle met with an accident at La Falaise Hill in Dschang on Thursday night.


While no lives were lost in the accident, several passengers are currently receiving medical treatment at a nearby hospital. The prompt response of emergency services and medical personnel has ensured that those injured in the incident are receiving the necessary care and attention.

This isn't the first time La Falaise Hill in Dschang has been the site of such accidents, with some having tragic outcomes. The treacherous nature of the terrain has unfortunately witnessed previous incidents, including a particularly devastating one where around 60 people lost their lives in a bus crash.{loadmoduleid 377}

The resilience of the survivors and the efficient coordination of emergency services have allowed those who could continue their journey to reach Douala. The incident serves as a stark reminder of the need for heightened safety measures, road maintenance, and continued efforts to minimize the risks associated with challenging terrains.

Authorities and relevant stakeholders should use this unfortunate event as an opportunity to reassess safety protocols, road conditions, and the overall transportation infrastructure in the region. Taking proactive measures to address the challenges posed by La Falaise Hill can contribute to preventing future accidents and ensuring the safety of travelers.

As the survivors recover and those who reached their destination reflect on the close call, it is imperative that the lessons learned from this incident are translated into concrete actions to enhance road safety in the area. The well-being of passengers should remain a top priority, and concerted efforts must be made to mitigate the inherent risks associated with traveling through challenging terrains like La Falaise Hill in Dschang.{loadmoduleid 378}





 

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