At least 13 people were killed in a road crash on a highway in Kenya, according to The Washington Post. Most of those who died were Catholic pilgrims, the outlet reported.
The crash occurred on Saturday, October 3, 2026, based on the publication time of the report. The Washington Post did not specify the exact location of the highway or the number of vehicles involved in the collision.
The Washington Post describes the victims as pilgrims, indicating they were traveling for religious purposes at the time of the crash. The report does not state their destination or where their journey began.
Road safety remains a significant concern in Kenya, where highways connecting major cities and rural areas carry heavy traffic. The Washington Post's account does not include information on what caused the crash or whether other passengers were injured.
Authorities have not released additional details in the reporting available so far. The Washington Post says at least 13 people died, suggesting the death toll could rise as more information emerges.
Further updates are expected as Kenyan authorities investigate the circumstances of the collision and confirm the identities of those killed.
