Kenyans Amused As Woman Climbs From Matatu, Steps On Car After Accident: "Someone's Babygirl"

• A Kenyan woman who was travelling in a matatu that later got into an accident amused Kenyans with her survival skills and the means she used to get out of the trapped vehicle
• The lady had given a friend had given out her bags to a friend who was waiting on the other side, and she easily got out of the matatu to join her
• Netizens were amazed by her intelligence, courage as she stepped out of the matatu, onto the car outside adjacent to the matatu

Kenyans were both amused and amazed by the survival skills of a woman who escaped a matatu that had been involved in an accident and had its doorway blocked by a car.

Courageous woman jumps from matatu

The lady, who desperately wanted to get out first, put her head out to assess the damage and her way out of it.

In a video shared by @muungwana_wathikaroad, the courageous woman first let her leg out, stepped on the car that had trapped them in, jumped out and just walked away.

A friend was holding her bag; she took it and the two walked away like nothing had happened.

Kenyans speak out the the incident:

@carla23:

"Kenya isn't for beginners ."

Jefu:

"Alafu udhani utamtisha na heartbreak ."

The Mysterious doll:

She's very ok ... a very good wife who can protect kids well, well ."

Mah Trev:

"Nobody is talking about the mzee kwJa dirisha."

melody mj:

"Did she just leave like nothing has happened haikosi uyo ni Mkikuyu."

shizle:

"I hope Tanzanians can see we don't have time we are always running late..."

sir-me:

"No heartbreak can scare this general.See how she moves on."

O.d.r.y P.a.m :

"Me after I give conductor 1000 and he went to look for change ."

mumbi :

Enyewe we need a vacation as a country."

South African accident survivor fails to remember scene

In another story, Lorraine Atlang Siako, an eight-year-old girl who survived a catastrophic road accident in South Africa's Easter holiday tragedy, finally left the hospital but couldn't remember anything.

Despite showing remarkable signs of recovery, Lorraine was unable to recall the horrifying scene of the accident that claimed the lives of 45 individuals.

Accompanied by medical caregivers, government officials, and members of the media, Lorraine was seen off as she departed from South Africa.

Proofreading by Asher Omondi, current affairs journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.