Categories: CameroonTransport

Hundreds Of Passengers Blocked At Bamenda-Babadjou Road

Several transport buses have been reportedly stuck along the Bamenda -Babadjou road this morning.

Hundreds of passengers stranded in several transport buses say they have been on the same spot since 5 am.

The delay is said to have been caused by the horrible road network. A heavy rain is believed to have made the road impassable especially for the heavy buses.

For now it seems measures are being taken to clear the mud off the road.

Mimi Mefo Info

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