7 Killed After Voxy and Trailer Collide Along Narok-Mai Mahiu Road

Author: kenyans.co.kePublished on: April 25, 2026Country: Kenya

Society & Lifestyle

7 Killed After Voxy and Trailer Collide Along Narok-Mai Mahiu Road

A tragic road accident claimed the lives of seven people traveling in a Toyota Voxy after a trailer lost its brakes along the Narok-Mai Mahiu road at Duka Moja, about 30 kilometers from Narok town. All occupants of the Voxy died on the spot due to the collision. Emergency responders arrived at the scene to coordinate rescue operations, while traffic in the area was severely disrupted.

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