Yesterday a truck transportating LPG gas bursted into flames along Mai Mahiu.
Several people were burnt by the LPG and others injured and rushed to hospital for advanced medical checks.
More than seven cars were razed to ashes in what is now probably negligence in an industry that is supposed to be the safest.
According to a tweet by a fan account of senior blogger Cyprian Nyakundi, LPG cartels carelessness is something that needs to be sorted.
“Long-distance gas transportation is supposed to be transported using certified & designated bulk gas transportation tankers and not enclosed trailers. The Mahi Mahiu issue is a very serious matter and the owners of the trailer must pay for this. Is it the usual pro-gas suspects?” Nyakundi shared on Twitter.
A video has emerged on why the car was mounted on the road just before the inferno reigned terror.
Moments before the explosion pic.twitter.com/MFqr5RVoCl
— Seth Olale (@SethOlale) February 13, 2022
Here is the reactions from KOT
Thoughts and prayers will not help any living or dead Kenyan along Mai Mahiu – Nairobi. Lorries transporting bombs, that is, gas cylinders or other flammables should have two car escorts at front and rear, bearing "Danger, keep distance". If feasible/sensible night transport. ⚖
— Dr. John Njenga Karugia PhD. (@johnnjenga) February 13, 2022
This is a point in life when you need to give your life to Jesus fully and refrain from drugs and valentine promiscuity @Mahi Mahiu-Nairobi. @cytokings pic.twitter.com/QKq9z31kQ3
— Japheth McAseko, PhD (@japheth_aseko) February 13, 2022
Kumbe the Mai Mahiu – Nairobi highway explosion was caused by low IQ individuals. That was so reckless https://t.co/2uKCu604mG
— 𝗨𝗡𝗗𝗘𝗥𝗥𝗔𝗧𝗘𝗗 𝗡𝗜𝗡𝗝𝗔 (@iamjoseh_) February 13, 2022
Trailer transporting gas cylinders explodes at Mutarakwa on the Mai Mahiu – Nairobi highway, several cars burnt; police and firefighters at the scene pic.twitter.com/aY2WJNf9c8
— Citizen TV Kenya (@citizentvkenya) February 13, 2022
