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Video: Dramatic moment sympathizers tried to lift fallen bus to rescue trapped passengers

A video footage shows sympathizers trying to lift a fallen bus that got the passengers trapped during an accident. A woman, One of the passengers rescued, is seen sited on the road, at the back of another bus nursing her injuries while equally weeping.
Others too could be seen placing their hands on their heads to show dismay and helplessness.

Harrowing NOW! Horrific accident at ikeja along near railway crossing.There’s someone under the bus. @Gidi_Traffic @LAGOSGMT1@lasemasocial pic.twitter.com/h5Bmxqgs3g

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