Fatal accident in Saint-Louis this Tuesday morning: A 'Cheikhou Chérifou' involved, 3 dead and 15 injured recorded

Author: senenews.comPublished on: July 14, 2026Country: Senegal

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Fatal accident in Saint-Louis this Tuesday morning: A 'Cheikhou Chérifou' involved, 3 dead and 15 injured recorded

This Tuesday morning, a road accident in Fass-Ngom (Saint-Louis) involved a "Cheikhou Chérifou" minibus, leaving three dead and fifteen injured. The minibus skidded and overturned. The injured were taken to the regional hospital of Saint-Louis. Authorities call for increased vigilance.

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