Deadly accident in Figo, Podor: Violent collision kills one and seriously injures two

Author: senenews.comPublished on: June 9, 2026Country: Senegal

Society & Lifestyle

Deadly accident in Figo, Podor: Violent collision kills one and seriously injures two

A traffic accident in Figo, Podor department, killed a young man in his twenties on Sunday around 10 PM. The collision between two motorcycles also left two people seriously injured. The sub-prefect of Thillé Boubacar district alerted the gendarmerie and firefighters to handle the situation.

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