Cell spirit! A total of seven vehicles including two buses that were taking place in Dar es Salaam to Mwanza, yametekwa by people who claimed to be a bandit night before the Saturday of last week, at 6:30 at night Ng'ungumalwa area in Mwanza.
Police with the scene.
Among yaliyotekwa cars, two were passenger buses, Super Najmnisa and Princess NAA with some of them being small trucks and one car where it is stated that the hijackers had set the large stones on the road before implementing the event.
Speaking to our correspondent who was present on the scene, some truck drivers yaliyotekwa explained that they came to the area, they found the stone being yametegeshwa road amid a group of people with different types of weapons including swords, sticks and guns.
Some passengers were abducted.
"Walitushusha on cars and demands that we surrender everything we had, including money and cell phones. Those were proved stubborn were beaten and seriously injured, "said one driver who requested his name stocks.
These drivers continued to explain that the work of conquest continued for about an hour each vehicle was them coming area, was likitekwa and people forced to drop down and give everything they had.
This girl had fainted after the abduction.
"They have two large pockets, one saturated the phone with another saturated zotupora money, in fact it was a very bad incident, many were injured," said another driver who did not want his name in writing a newspaper.
Other passengers who spoke to Transparency, went further to explain that away and beaten and sacked, also some women passengers were subjected to kusababishiwa pain.
"This inhuman were suffered by the beatings and plunder our resources while some of us were raped shocking so much and it shows is how the country is going wrong, no peace, especially in this period towards the Feast of Christmas and New Year," said one woman who was among the captives, who identified himself only by one name Sarah.
... Passengers being dumbfounded
Clearly these passengers were told that the area contains large wild where calling patrol police frequently because it is an area that has become a hideout for bandits.
Police Commander Mwanza, Valentino Mlowola he popigiwa telephone and asked about the incident, he admitted that the information and explain that the police arrived at the scene a short time later after getting information and opening the road was closed to allow cars to pass. "Personalized bright underway to seek suspects in Kishapu and Kwimba, "said Commander Mlowola.
SOURCE: TRANSPARENCY
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