37 soldiers involved in ghastly accident in Kano

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37 soldiers were injured yesterday after a military truck they were traveling in got involved in a ghastly accident along Kano- Gaya. According to the State sector Commander of Federal Road Safety Corp (FRSC), Aminu Umar, the accident occurred around 9am when the military truck which was conveying the soldiers led by Maj. R. O. Alieze had brake failure in Gaya town in Gaya local government area of the state. He added that the injured soldiers had since been taken to General Hospital Dutse in for medical treatment. No death was recorded.

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