Rush at Anambra hospital for identifying of family of six crushed in Anambra Sunday

Hundreds of residents in Anambra were at the scene at Agu-Awka to identify the family of six that perished a truck bearing container crushed a man, wife and their eldest son to death.
At Enugu-Ukwu , Njikoka local government area family of the victims, many sympathizers were seen condoling relatives of the deceased
People also rushed to Regina Caeli hospital Awka where the little survivors were receiving treatment.
It would be recalled that the accident involved their ash-coloured Toyota Camry at Agu Awka end of Enugu-Onitsha expressway.
Three children from the family however survived the accident, including their six-month-old baby boy, his four-year-old brother and seven-year-old sister.
They were in very critical condition and are receiving treatment at the Regina Caeli Hospital, Awka.
At press time, the wrecked remains of the family’s car were still beneath the truck, with many sympathizers wailing and cursing the truck driver.
A witness said that the driver of the truck, marked LSR 897XQ, immediately bolted apparently to prevent sympathizers from dealing with him.
The witness who spoke on condition of anonymity said when people noticed the high speed with which the truck was moving, they started waving, trying to slow him down, adding that it was a few seconds after that that he rammed into the car, which was heading towards Enugu.
The victim, Mr. Okechukwu Odinigwe, who died on the spot alongside his wife and the eldest son, hailed from Urunnebo village in Enugwu Ukwu, Njikoka Local Government Area of Anambra State.
The three surviving children, two boys and a girl, were rushed to Regina Caeli Hospital, Awka, for treatment by men of the Federal Road Safety Corps, FRSC.
At the hospital yesterday, the three were seen at the intensive care unit, with the doctors battling to save their lives.
A large number of policemen and men of FRSC were later seen at the scene of the accident going through some of the documents that littered the area.
Anambra State Police Public Relations Officer, Mr. Uche Eze, said investigation into the cause of the accident had begun.