am not aware but iko juu.hizi coils are much dangerous. I was once driving behind a white horse carrier truck carrying the coils moja ika slip.luckily ikaroll kando ya barabara and missed me by inches.
hio kitu ilifunguka na kuruka juu.Aisee hio coil ni ndefu sana.I stopped my truck and thanked God for escaping butchery by that thing na kulala hadi the next day ndio niresume journey.
siku hizi nikiona zikibebwa I keep a distance …
Raw steel being imported is packaged as billets for 30ft or so blocks of about 2inch square cross section. Such are transported by flatbed trucks, ambapo lori moja hubeba billets kaa 20
At Banglaa, near Mikindani, the road cambers sharply to the left (when facing Nairobi).
In early 2000s, A truck carrying coils once lost balance at that spot, and the trailer overturned, letting loose the coils from the flatbed.
Njaruo za banglaa nazo huwa hazichelewi, they promptly got on scene and started plotting on how to undo the coils for ease of pilfering.
One of them, probably the brightest of them all, [not] decided to snip away the hoop iron fastener that holds the coil in place. As soon as he cut away the last fastener, the coil let loose and catapulted itself into the air, slicing into butcher meat parts almost all the njaruos that were close by.
Ata saii lori ya coils ikaharibikia Banglaa, hakuna mtu huikaribia.
God loves you, brother. Una maisha marefu kwa hii Duniya. Accidents involving trucks hauling coils are usu catastrophic…hizi vitu zinafaa kuwa transported kama vile Transeast transports Sodium Cyanide…coils are just as deadly.
Hiyo ya coils there is a thread about it vile iliua watu in some village ikawageuza minced meat literally. Talkers walisema if kuna an accident involving a truck ferrying them then hepa utome hiyo place
happened once at mabati rolling mills factory in Ruiru…karasinga and his mboyz walifyekwa kama carrots za chef wa get in the kitchen…even the fire brigade walishindwa kuingia the accident scene at first.
