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Residents of Mamboleo, Kisumu County, on Saturday morning found the Coptic roundabout demolished, barely a week after a grisly road accident at the spot claimed 26 lives from the Nyakach Koguta area. Another 26 passengers survived the crash.
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Kisumu’s killer coptic roundabout flattened after tragic crash claimed 26 lives
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