The Mbeya-based top flight side have eight
of their players severely injured when their driver in Toyota Coaster
mini-bus veered off the road to avoid a head-on collision at Hale.
The team’s head coach Jumanne Chale said
their mini-bus skidded three times causing injuries to the rest of the
players and officials o board but the eight were severely affected.
Team striker David Motika, who was
admitted at Bombo Regional Hospital’s intensive care unit, has however
been released yesterday afternoon.
Other players who were seriously injured
include Ramadhan Katamba, Issa Mwantika, Lugano Mwangama, Khalid
Fungabreki, Daudi Masungwe and Sino Agustino.
Chale said the accident was serious and they just thank God to escape death under miraculous circumstances.
Midfielder Diego Magai said their mini bus
avoided the head on collision as a result of high-speed lorry coming in
the opposite direction switching full light that blinded their bus
driverIt was not immediately known whether their weekend fixture against
Mgambo JKT will be pushed back or not as there was no official
communication from the Tanzania Football Federation by yesterday
afternoon.
Prisons are sixth placed in the standings
table with 13 points having won three matches, drawing four and losing
twice in their nine appearances.
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