A driver crashed his vehicle inside a bank at the Central Business District on Monday morning.
An official from the Guardian Bank confirmed the incident to Kenyans.co.ke noting that it was merely an accident.
The official further maintained that no one was injured from the morning incident including the driver of the vehicle.
All employees who had reported to work in the morning also narrowly escaped being injured after the driver lost control and rammed his vehicle into the bank.
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Elsewhere three people were killed and three others injured on Saturday in an accident involving a state agency vehicle and a lorry at Marua, Nyeri County.
Witness accounts noted that the driver of the vehicle belonging to Kenya Water Security and Climate Resilience Project lost control after trying to negotiate a sharp bend along the Nyeri-Karatina road.
The vehicle collided head-on with a lorry that was ferrying sodas and three of its occupants including the driver died on the spot.
Motorists and locals helped in rescue efforts and pulled out two passengers from the car and rushed them to hospital.
In 2016, a similar incident was witnessed after a matatu rammed into a bakery shop near Railways bus terminus, along Moi Avenue in Nairobi.
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According to witnesses, the driver of the matatu lost control at the roundabout and hit pedestrians outside Baker's Inn bringing business to a standstill.
The accident involved a matatu belonging to St Mary's Sacco and left a security guard dead with 13 others sustaining injuries.
