Over 60 passengers escaped death this morning after a bus they were travelling in caught fire while on its way. Random fires have become rampant in Uganda, and authorities are trying to get to the bottom of it all.
The bus belonging to Trinity Bus Company, Reg Number 664G caught fire at a checkpoint on Masaka-Kampala highway, however no one was reported injured.
This is a developing story, we shall bring you updates as they happen.
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