Investigations into the Edinburgh Drive accident that claimed a life and has landed two people in hospital is expected to start tomorrow.
Land Transport Authority Spokesperson, Ratu Eroni Volavola said they have received information from the Police on the scenario of the accident and their technical team investigators will start investigations from tomorrow.
Meanwhile Assistant Police Spokesperson, Corporal Suliano Tevita confirms that only two people are now admitted at the CWM hospital after sustaining serious injuries in the bus accident
A school teacher in his early 40's who was a passenger in the Dee Cees bus died a short while after the tragic accident last night.
According to Police the Dee Cees bus was heading towards Suva when it collided with the City Line Transport Bus, travelling in the opposite direction and which had veered onto the Dee Cees bus lane. One side of the Dee Cees bus got ripped away in the process.
Edinburgh Drive accident investigations to start tomorrow
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