“I Saw the Car Rolling” Said Mary Wambui, a Shopkeeper. “Everyone Started Running and Shouting for Help.

A truck overturned on Outering Road today, causing panic. Screams filled the air as onlookers fled.

According to witnesses, the truck lost control around noon. It swerved violently before rolling into a ditch.

“I saw it tilt and crash,” said Mary Wambui, a shopkeeper. “Everyone started running and shouting (kutisha).”

The driver, trapped inside, was quickly rescued. Emergency teams arrived within minutes to assist.

Police reported no serious injuries occurred. The truck carried vegetables, spilling them across the road.

Bystanders gathered, watching the chaotic scene unfold. Traffic halted as officers cleared the wreckage.

A local mechanic, John Kamau, described the incident. “The truck’s brakes might have failed,” he said.

Officers redirected vehicles to ease the jam. Cleanup crews worked to remove scattered produce.

Nearby traders expressed relief at no fatalities. They helped collect vegetables to clear the area.

“The road was blocked completely,” said Susan Njeri, a vendor. “We tried to help where possible (kusaidia).”

Police are investigating the cause of the crash. Faulty brakes or speeding are suspected reasons.

The truck was towed away by evening. Normal traffic resumed after hours of disruption.

Residents urged drivers to be cautious. Outering Road is known for frequent accidents.

Emergency services stayed on site until cleared. They ensured no further risks remained.

The incident disrupted local businesses nearby. Traders reported fewer customers during the chaos.

Authorities promised a full report soon. They aim to prevent similar accidents in future.

The overturned truck left a mess behind. Community members worked together to restore order.