According to a GHOne TV report, an increasing incidence of vehicle accidents in Kenya has taken the lives of young people, leaving a university community devastated.

In the most recent tragedy, three students from South Eastern Kenya University (SEKU) in Kwa Vonza, Kitui County, were killed in an accident.

The unfortunate occurrence occurred in the early hours of the morning, when their motorcycle collided with a truck near the campus.

According to reports, the collision was violent, and all three pupils died instantly.

Officers from Kwa Vonza Police Station responded quickly to survey the incident and begin inquiries into the cause of the crash.

Preliminary findings indicate that poor visibility may have played a role, but investigators have yet to determine the actual cause.

Following the tragedy, police transferred the corpse to the Kitui Level 4 Hospital mortuary as investigations continued.

This sad accident has revived concerns about road safety in the region, with many advocating for tighter steps to prevent similar incidents.

As the SEKU fraternity and grieving families cope with the tragic loss, condolences continue to stream in, emphasizing the necessity of road safety awareness and vigilance.

The Kamba report has been translated into English, as follows:

"Three students from South Eastern Kenya University (SEKU) in Kwa Vonza, Kitui Rural, Kitui County, died instantaneously after their motorcycle collided with a truck near the campus. The unfortunate tragedy occurred early this morning while they were traveling from Kwa Vonza to SEKU.

Law enforcement authorities from Kwa Vonza Police Station came at the scene to assess the situation and begin investigating the crash.

Meanwhile, the deceased's remains have been taken to the Kitui Level 4 Hospital mortuary while investigations continue.