The fatalities were two minors, aged between 10 months and seven years, Nation.Africa reported. Ill-fated Eldoret-bound bus Police who showed up at the scene gathered that the accident, which occurred at Total Trading Centre, was caused by a bus en route to Eldoret, which lost control and hit an oncoming saloon car. READ ALSO Rigathi Gachagua Answers Back William Ruto over Gov’t ‘Shares’: “People Are Uncomfortable” The impact spread to another bus en route to Nakuru, injuring the passengers onboard. The victims who sustained injuries of varied degrees were taken to Molo Sub-county and Londiani hospitals for treatment; 54 people were injured. The bodies of the fatalities were taken to the Molo Sub County Hospital morgue for autopsy; the wreckages of the ill-fated vehicles were towed to Mau Summit Police Station. Kuresoi North Sub County Police Commander Juddah Gathenge, while confirming the crash, counselled motorists to exercise caution while on the road. Grisly road crash in Naivasha A few weeks back, six high school students died in a horrific road accident after a matatu and trailer crashed Delamare area, Naivasha. The students were travelling from Western Kenya to Nairobi when the accident happened earlier today, Tuesday, April 18. READ ALSO Rigathi Gachagua Reaches out to Mt Kenya Azimio Leaders as Ruto Goes to Nyanza: “Please Join Us” Naivasha sub-county police commander Emmanuel Bowen confirmed the ghastly accident in which seven people also sustained serious injuries. Those injured were rushed to the Naivasha County Hospital, and by the time of press, police had already arrived at the scene. Pictures and videos shared from the scene of the accident showed the bodies of the young female students with their possessions scattered all over the place. The wreckage of the matatu was later towed to a nearby police station. BY TUKO NEWS