Shocking scenes have been reported in Kisii after passengers were seen hanging dangerously from the windows and doors of a moving vehicle. A video of the incident has caused concern among members of the public, with many people questioning why the passengers and driver allowed such risky behaviour to continue.
The passengers appeared to be enjoying themselves as the vehicle moved along the road. Some were seen leaning outside through the windows, while others appeared to hang near the doors. They were also heard shouting and making noise as the vehicle continued moving.
Most of the people seen in the video appeared to be women. Some were dressed in short outfits, but the main concern raised by viewers was not their clothing. Instead, the public focused on the dangerous decision to hang outside a moving vehicle and the possible consequences of such behaviour.
The vehicle appeared to be travelling at a noticeable speed. This made the situation even more dangerous because a passenger could easily have lost balance and fallen onto the road. A fall from a moving vehicle could result in serious injuries or death, especially if other vehicles were travelling nearby.
The incident has led to renewed calls for passengers and drivers to take road safety seriously. Public service vehicles are expected to carry passengers safely, and passengers should remain inside the vehicle throughout a journey. Standing at the doors, leaning through windows or hanging outside creates a serious risk for everyone on the road.
Many people also expressed concern that some of the passengers appeared to be under the influence of alcohol. However, this claim has not been officially confirmed. Their loud shouting and unusual behaviour led some viewers to believe that they may have been intoxicated.
The video has attracted strong reactions online, with many Kenyans urging authorities to investigate the incident. Some people have called for action against drivers who allow passengers to travel in unsafe positions. Others have encouraged passengers to report dangerous driving and avoid taking part in risky behaviour.