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More deaths, less data on Kenyan roads

Samuel Igari waits to be taken to theatre at the Bungoma County Referral Hospital after he was hit by a motorbike in his home area. PHOTOS: JECKONIA OTIENO

NAIROBI: Twenty-eight-year-old Samuel Igari is recuperating at the Bungoma County Referral Hospital following a nasty accident in Teso where a motorcycle hit him and fractured his right leg.

“I was going to a meeting when I heard a vehicle honk behind me. Before I could react, I was airborne before landing in a heap that resulted in a broken leg,” Igari says.

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