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Fatal road accident report statement at Bulolo forest dated 30th of June 2020.



Jane Meprandei
I am Jane Meprandei, 17 years old from Kwakusilo village ward 3, Marawaka sub-district,
it is very sad for me as one of them to present my accident report on the car accident at Bulolo forest in Bulolo District of Morobe Province that occurred on the 30th June 2020 around 5 o’clock pm while heading to Umba in Menyamya district on a Fox car, the second hand land cruiser. 

The car therefore headed forward and was totally out of control. I was aimed to die however at an area with trees and under growths the driver directly hit the car and I was unconscious, the car was turn over on top. It then suddenly off the narrow track heading down the shallow stiff slope the rolling down three times at the approximately distance of 10 metres. To make it worse I was with pregnant and thought was okay but side injury which was internal effects with backscout after an hour I feel back pain and also within inside the body. 

Eight passengers were on board when the incident occurred, three passengers which a mother fractured her right legs and two children were fractured. Few of us who sustained injuries and some were admitted and recovered in Bulolo Rural clinic. 
I am in critical condition need to go under X-ray and making ultra sound scan whether the baby is in right position to before labour. I am kindly requesting for financial assistance and with life insurance before the effect come to worse and harm me during my labour because I may experience side effects.

By Gemel Wox Wasi

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