Climax coaches has now come clear to share top key reason why passengers onboard the bus involved in the deadly accident claiming former MP Cyrus Jirongo never shared what they had witnessed in the whole accident scene.
Climax Coaches has finally addressed questions surrounding the tragic road accident that claimed the life of former Lugari Member of Parliament, Cyrus Jirongo, on December 13.
The fatal crash occurred along the Nairobi–Nakuru highway after Jirongo’s Mercedes-Benz was hit by a speeding Climax Coaches bus that was headed to Busia. The impact crushed his vehicle and led to his death on the spot.
Since the accident, many Kenyans have raised questions about the bus passengers, especially why none of them came forward to give their account of what happened.
This silence fueled speculation and conspiracy theories about the incident.
Climax Coaches has now explained that the passengers did not remain at the scene for long.
According to the company, an empty bus travelling from Western Kenya arrived shortly after the crash and picked up all the passengers. They were then allowed to continue with their journey.
The company also released details from its passenger manifest. Records show that the bus had 51 passengers on board at the time of the crash. Out of these, 46 passengers had their details properly captured in the manifest.
This information contradicts earlier claims by the bus driver, who had stated that he was carrying 67 passengers.
Investigations into the crash are still ongoing. The bus driver, Tyrus Kamau, has already recorded statements with the police and last appeared before investigators on December 22. He has since been released on bail as inquiries continue.
