The corps marshal stressed that victims of road traffic crashes suffered untold hardship over the years,
Mr Akinwande said, “The agency’s officers swiftly swung into action and curtailed the fire from spreading to the truck loaded with grains.’’
“The remains of the deceased were deposited at the FMC morgue, pending formal identification by their bereaved families,” he said.
Mrs Onabe said that she would provide updates as soon as possible.
Six people were injured in the bridge collapse, five in critical condition.
Ms Okpe said it involved 13 people, comprising 10 men and three women, adding that six men and three women were recorded dead.
The crash occurred at 4:34 p.m. on Thursday.
She said the campaign for Road Safety has been going on for 13 years in memory of her son, who a hit-and-run driver killed.
The FRSC spokesman in Oyo, Mayowa Odewo, told journalists in Ibadan on Monday in a text message that five persons were injured in the accident.
“We are going to prosecute the driver of this trailer to serve as a deterrent to other drivers.”
