Climax Explains Passengers’ Sudden Escape And The Eerie Truth Of The Empty Bus That Saved Them

Climax Coaches has explained what happened to the passengers who were travelling in the bus involved in the accident that led to the death of businessman Cyrus Jirongo.

The company said the passengers did not flee the scene, but were instead assisted to leave for safety reasons.

According to Climax Coaches, the accident caused heavy disruption on the road and created a dangerous situation for other motorists. 

Many of the passengers were not seriously injured and were able to walk away from the wreck.

To reduce congestion and prevent further accidents, an empty bus that happened to be passing through the area was used to transport them away from the scene.

The company said the decision was made quickly and in coordination with people on the ground who were managing the situation.

Their main concern was to protect the passengers from harm and allow emergency responders to do their work without interference. 

Leaving passengers standing by the roadside would have exposed them to more danger.

Witnesses said the road had become chaotic after the crash, with vehicles piling up and tension rising. Moving the passengers helped calm the situation and restored some order.

The bus took them to a safe location where they could contact their families and make arrangements to continue their journeys.

Climax Coaches added that the driver and crew of the crashed bus remained at the scene and fully cooperated with police and other authorities.

The company also confirmed that investigations are ongoing to determine the exact cause of the accident.

In a statement, Climax Coaches sent condolences to the family of Cyrus Jirongo and said it regrets the tragic loss.

The company emphasized its commitment to road safety and said it will take any necessary steps recommended by investigators.

The explanation aims to clear public confusion over why the accident scene appeared empty shortly after the incident.