Video: Woman Trapped after Leg Gets Stuck in Cabro-Paved Pedestrian Walkway

Video: Woman Trapped after Leg Gets Stuck in Cabro-Paved Pedestrian Walkway

  • A video captured an unusual incident and went viral online, sparking thousands of reactions and humorous speculation from viewers
  • Some residents rushed to the scene of the accident and quickly figured out a solution to help the victim out of the situation
  • The situation prompted discussions about public safety and infrastructure, raising questions about potential hazards in everyday environments

Nancy Odindo, a TUKO.co.ke journalist, has over four years of experience covering Kenyan politics, news, and features for digital and print media.

Uganda: A woman was recently trapped in a cabro-paved pedestrian walkway in Fort Portal, sparking widespread attention online.

A woman got stuck after her leg was trapped in a cabro-paved pedestrian walkway.
A Ugandan resident helped a woman trapped in a mishap (l). Pedestrian floor destroyed by tree roots (r) (photo for illustration). Photo: legalcorner4/Hassan Ashari via Getty Images.
Source: TikTok

According to the viral clip, the woman appeared to have fallen between the cabros while walking, causing one of her legs to get stuck.

What happened after woman got trapped between cabros?

Residents quickly gathered to assist, with several men carefully digging to remove the cabros to free her.

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The incident was shared on TikTok by user @legalcorner4, quickly attracting over 85,000 likes, more than 11,500 comments, and almost four million views within seven hours.

Many viewers responded with humour, speculating about how the incident occurred, joking about the possibility of a wild animal in the gap, or questioning what might have happened if it had happened at night.

The Tiktoker, however, did not clarify whether the woman was safely rescued.

How did netizens react to stuck woman video?

Tee👑

"I am trying to imagine how you forced that leg into the situation you are in at the moment."

Walter

"She can sue KeNHA for negligence or breach of duty of care if the walkway is along a national highway or KERRA kama ni mashinani."

Taris

"I bet she was using her phone while walking, and the rest is history."

Elijah chazzy

"Wanaume wote wabaya, ila wanaume ndio wanamuokoa hapo, ila sisi wanaume Mungu atubariki sana. Kama wewe ni mwanaume jipige kifua mara tatu."

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Smart trader

"Wanaume Mungu awabariki—that was good. To the lady holding her, well done, momma."

Ah sukôh

"All this time I'll be worried about my leg being uko ndani... What if there's a snake apo ndani?"

Mr. Sam

"Whenever I walk on those pavements, I make sure that my phone is in my pockets, properly."

Paulina

"Honestly, if this were me, I do not know what I could have done. I feel for the lady, but at the same time, I need to know how she got trapped inside there. You people should advise the government to consider pedestrians' safety when doing such constructions. This can be traumatising especially when it happened in a lone place at night."

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In other news, a public service vehicle (PSV) belonging to Kanash Sacco crashed near the Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA). The bus veered off the road, overturned, and landed in a ditch.

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A Nairobi-bound bus overturned in Rongai while overtaking.
Video captured an overturned car near the Catholic University of East Africa. Photo: Biker Brayo.
Source: Facebook

Witnesses reported that the incident occurred on a slope known to be an accident hotspot. The driver reportedly lost control while overtaking due to slippery road conditions caused by rain.

A video obtained showed emergency teams and Good Samaritans rushing to the scene to rescue trapped passengers. Some passengers could be heard wailing in pain as they were carefully pulled from the overturned vehicle.

Proofreading by Jackson Otukho, copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.

Source: TUKO.co.ke

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Nancy Odindo (Current affairs editor) I have one year of experience in print media and more than four years in digital media. I am currently working with Tuko.co.ke as a Current Affairs editor. I have attended training on Managing Sexual Harassment and Gender Equality and Inclusion, organised by WAN-IFRA and the Google News Initiative (GNI), designed to help journalists find, verify, and tell their stories. Email: nancy.odindo@tuko.co.ke/nancyodindo@gmail.com

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