25 people were dreaded killed and 15 others supported change level of wounds in a petroleum big hauler fire mishap on Tuesday in Kwara State.

The mishap was said to have involved a petroleum big hauler with enrollment number JJN 17 XW, a substantial truck, and a 18-seater transport.

News report accumulated that the occurrence occurred because of a prior mishap at Peke town along the Oko-Olowo region on the Ilorin/Bode-Saadu/Jebba express street.

Observer accounts uncovered that the petroleum big hauler which was going from Niger State, was driving on some unacceptable roadside which brought about a head-on impact with an uncompromising truck from Lagos State.

The crash, it was additionally accumulated, lighted a fire that quickly consumed the two vehicles and furthermore impacted the 18-seater transport which was likewise coming from Lagos.

The Area Officer, Government Street Wellbeing Corps (FRSC), Mr. Stephen Dawulung, affirmed the mishap.

He said that a portion of the bodies recuperated from the scene had been covered by their family members.

The episode which was likewise affirmed by the Kwara State Chief, Fire Administration, Mr. John Falade, said that fire fighters answered a fire at the town at around 3.18pm on Tuesday.

“On November 28, 2023, around 15:18 hours, the Kwara State Fire Administration answered a fire at Peke town along Oko-Olowo Bode-Saadu Freeway in Moro Nearby Government Region, Kwara State.

“The fire fighters determinedly attempted to extinguish the fiery blaze, yet sadly, 25 lives were lost, and around 15 individuals were safeguarded with wounds,” he said.

He cautioned drivers and other street clients to stick to somewhere safe measures reliably while driving on the streets.

Falade communicated profound distress over the occurrence that asserted many lives and focused on the requirement for street clients to focus on safe driving practices.