Fraternity members at Kabale University were left in a state of profound shock and grief when news spread about the untimely demise of their fellow student, Joab Arinda, at the young age of 23.
The incident occurred on Monday at Kitumba Trading Center in Kabale, where Joab was tragically struck by a speeding vehicle in a hit-and-run accident.
The Kigezi Region Police swiftly confirmed the incident as a fatal hit-and-run accident, adding a sense of urgency to the case. Joab, a dedicated student in his second year pursuing a bachelor’s degree in agribusiness, hailed from Nyakambu Cell in the Southern division of Kabale Municipality.
Reports indicate that he was attempting to cross the road while returning from his internship activities, along the Katuna-Kabale direction when the accident occurred.
The university administration, as well as his fellow students, are still coming to terms with the heart-wrenching news, and everyone is eagerly awaiting an official statement from the university regarding this tragic incident.
The loss of their beloved colleague has left Joab’s friends in a state of deep sorrow. They are grappling with the harsh reality of his absence and cherishing the memories they shared together.
Joab was known for his amiable nature, his dedication to his studies, and his commitment to making a positive impact in the field of agribusiness.
The local police force is actively pursuing the driver of the motor vehicle involved in the accident, identified by its registration number as UAY 967K.
Law enforcement agencies have launched a full-scale search to apprehend the responsible party and hold them accountable for their actions.
The entire Kabale University community, alongside Joab’s family and friends, now find themselves united in grief and seeking solace in one another’s support during this trying time.
Joab’s memory will forever be cherished, and his absence will be deeply felt by all those whose lives he touched.
In the wake of this tragic incident, there is a collective call for greater road safety awareness and responsible driving practices.
It serves as a reminder of the importance of adhering to traffic regulations and valuing human life above all else. May Joab’s soul rest in eternal peace, and may his passing inspire positive change to prevent such tragedies in the future.
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