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The tragedies are continuing the lives of 24 people were lost Twenty-four people were killed in a road traffic crash in Sede Muja Woreda of South Gondar Zone.

The tragedies are continuing the lives of 24 people were lost Twenty-four people were killed in a road traffic crash in Sede Muja Woreda of South Gondar Zone. The South Gondar Zone Police Department Road Traffic Safety Head, Commander Gashaw Alehegn, said that 24 people were killed when a bus from Bahir Dar reached Sede Muja Woreda.

The injured are being treated at Debre Tabor and Felehiwot Referral Hospital, Commander Gashaw said by telephone.
The cause of the crash is being investigated, the commander said.
Amhara Mass Media Agency

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