Strength Of A Woman: Ladies Seen Running With Gas Cylinders During Looting Incident

• A video of women carrying gas cylinders and running with them from a truck caused a stir on social media
• The video of the women carrying the gas cylinders effortlessly left netizens in the video's comment sections amused
• Some netizens wondered whether the women were active gym members since they carried the cylinders effortlessly

A video of women looting gas cylinders from a truck has gone viral.

How netizens looted cylinders

Social media users have been captivated by a recent video that shows many ladies lugging petrol tanks with incredible ease.

Viewers are astounded by the women's strength and agility as they quickly lift the hefty cylinders and dash with them from a truck in the now-viral video.

A lot of internet users expressed their awe in the video's comment area after being impressed by the women's strength and endurance.

Some people conjectured about the women's physical abilities, blaming their success on consistent training and exercise or on their status as professional athletes or gym goers.

Netizens react to women carrying cylinders

Here is what they had to say:

3751de:

"Nikitoka Nyeri sai nitafika uko saa ngapi nataka kubeba nne hivi."

its_aishamian:

"Unaiba vitu kama hizi zinakuletea mashida kwa nyumba. Mwenye hizo vitu hakuziokota na akona familia ya kufeed."

Dedan_ke:

"Wanabeba mbili mbili? Hapa madam anasema gas itamvunja mgongo na wenzake wanaweza."

ken_maina_km:

"Hunger and poverty are the enemies."

lizzy_soni

"Watashikwa tu when they go to refill. Those things uwa fitted with serial numbers so it's possible to identify them."

gnainagi:

"Woi someone's business..Na pengine anagengana juu ako Na watoto University ama ako Na mgonjwa life."

Kisumu residents loot mattresses

In another story, residents milled around the scene before each started walking away with mattresses despite the police's effort to stop them.

Nyanza traffic commandant Joseph Nganga said the lorry's driver and the turn boy survived the accident with injuries.

Nganga stated that the police were forced to lob teargas to disperse the crowd that had continued to grow.

Some were too heavy for individuals; hence, they sought help from fellow youths to carry the mattress.

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