Surge in accidents on the Macomia–Mucojo road blamed on speeding


The number of traffic accidents has risen significantly on the Macomia–Mucojo road in Cabo Delgado, with motorcycles most often involved.

Witnesses point to rampant speeding and general disregard for traffic regulations as the main causes.

Local residents report nearly daily crashes, exacerbated by increased traffic along the route. 

With families returning to the area, along with merchants and fishermen, road use has intensified even during nighttime.

Last weekend, on July 5, a woman was hit by a vehicle in the village of Nanjaba, located along this stretch of road. She sustained serious injuries and is now in critical condition, receiving intensive care at Pemba Provincial Hospital.

Two other accidents occurred in the days prior, including one involving the secretary of the Mucojo village.

There has been no police traffic enforcement along this route. Residents argue that a continuous police presence is urgently needed, given the high volume of cars and motorbikes using the road. Mozanorte

 

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