Minister's car that got involved in an accident

NEWS- Uganda’s Minister of State for Foreign Affairs John Mulimba and three Uganda People’s Defence Force Generals on Friday afternoon survived an accident in Nakasongola district along the Kampala-Gulu highway.

The accident according to Sam Twineamazima the Savannah Regional Police Spokesperson occurred at Namunsaala village in Katuugo town council when the driver of the bus registration number UAQ 602W rammed into the convoy of Minister Mulimba.

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The Minister’s convoy comprised vehicles UBM 335C, UG 04334D, H4DF2687, UG0094X, UG 2829W, and others which were heading to Gulu side from Kampala City.

Twineamazima explained that the bus driver rammed into the convoy while trying to overtake another Truck Registration number UBM 346J.

The Police PRO added that during the accident, the driver knocked the vehicles of the Minister and the Generals but were unhurt.

Twineamazima identified other occupants as General Andrew Gutti the former chairman of the Court-martial, Retired Lieutenant General Lakara Nakibus, Brigadier General Ssekiranda Mwanje the chief of Staff of Reserve Force and their drivers among other occupants.

Twineamazima said the Minister and the Generals survived the accident with no injuries and proceeded with the journey in other vehicles.

However, General Gutti, his driver and Moses Akashaba another occupant sought checkups at Bombo General military hospital before they were discharged in good health.

Police have since cleared the road and the damaged vehicles were towed to Kakooge Police Station as investigations into the accident go on.

It should be remembered that in September this year, two people died on the spot and another one was injured in an accident at Kakondi village in Nakasongola district along the Kampala-Gulu highway.

The accident occurred around 10 a.m. when a Toyota Hiace, registration number UBL 232G, collided with a motorcycle, a Bajaj Boxer, registration number UFG 032M, and a bicycle.