Frequency of road traffic accidents in Lubumbashi - Tubajiki Mbombombo, Symphorien;Diongo Mbo, Joceline
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The world is undergoing a technological revolution, and no area is being spared. Developments in transport and telecommunications are bringing us high-speed vehicles. The state of the roads, the lack of vigilance among drivers (alcoholism, smoking), the lack of training in road traffic for drivers and the general public, and currently the phenomenon of motorbike taxis and bicycles with loads, in our area in particular, are contributing to an exponential increase in the number of road accidents. No country is spared from this suffering, which particularly affects young people. A considerable…mehr

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The world is undergoing a technological revolution, and no area is being spared. Developments in transport and telecommunications are bringing us high-speed vehicles. The state of the roads, the lack of vigilance among drivers (alcoholism, smoking), the lack of training in road traffic for drivers and the general public, and currently the phenomenon of motorbike taxis and bicycles with loads, in our area in particular, are contributing to an exponential increase in the number of road accidents. No country is spared from this suffering, which particularly affects young people. A considerable human heritage is destroyed, with very serious socio-economic consequences. This is why the major interest of this study is to find ways and means of minimising the prevalence of road accidents, which are becoming a real public health phenomenon, given the increase in car traffic in our environment compared with previous years, and in a road network that has remained static since colonial times
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Symphorien T. Mbombombo: Holder of a State diploma in 2000, Biology-Chemistry option at the Institut Bulongame, Mbujimayi; Holder of a Doctorate in General Medicine at the University of Lubumbashi in 2011 DR Congo. Currently Director of the Emergency Department at Lichinga Provincial Hospital, Niassa, Mozambique.