Narok Mourns Loss of Deputy Traffic Commander in Tragic Road Accident

NAROK, Kenya — The Narok County police force is in mourning following the death of Deputy Traffic Commander Calvin Ochieng in a road collision earlier today. The accident occurred on the Narok-Bomet highway in the Ratili area of Narok South Sub County, casting a shadow over the community and the local police department.

According to Kenya News Agency, Ochieng was traveling from his home to work in his personal car when the fatal incident took place. The accident happened during an overtaking maneuver that led to a head-on collision with an oncoming lorry from Crown parcel. The impact of the crash caused severe injuries to Ochieng, who tragically died at the scene.

Commander Ngare spoke highly of Ochieng, noting his commitment and proactive approach to maintaining traffic order in Narok town. Ochieng’s loss is felt deeply within the police force, where he was regarded as a dedicated and autonomous officer.

In light of this tragic event, Ngare emphasized the need for heightened vigilance on the highways, acknowledging the recent uptick in road accidents across the country. He extended his deepest sympathies to Ochieng’s family, friends, and colleagues during this difficult time.

The aftermath of the accident saw the community and police force coming together to mourn a respected member whose work impacted many lives in Narok. Ochieng’s body has been transferred to Longisa Hospital mortuary, where it awaits a postmortem examination. The incident has also resonated on social media, where residents and acquaintances shared their fond memories and respect for the officer, recognizing his friendliness and diligence.