The People’s Liberation Party (PLP) has confirmed that five members of its media team escaped unhurt after the party’s media vehicle was involved in a minor road accident in Kisii County on Tuesday, November 10.

In an incident report, PLP Communications said the accident happened after the party’s final engagement of the day in Nyangusu, in low-visibility conditions.

All five occupants, including the driver, are safe.

They are undergoing precautionary medical checks as a matter of routine, with no serious injuries reported.

“All five occupants, including the driver, are safe and are undergoing precautionary medical checks,” PLP stated.

The incident came at the end of a long day of grassroots engagements across Kisii County, led by PLP Party Leader Martha Karua.

The team made stops in Mogonga, Magena and Nyangusu, meeting residents and rallying support as part of its ongoing outreach in the region.

The tour forms part of the Purple Train, the party’s national campaign aimed at uniting Kenyans of goodwill behind a common agenda to transform and liberate Kenya.

The campaign has been taking the party’s message to communities across the country as political activity builds ahead of the 2027 General Election.

PLP thanked the people of Kisii for the warm welcome they extended to the team throughout the day, as well as everyone who reached out with messages of concern after news of the accident spread.

The party said the crash would not slow its momentum.

“The Purple Train continues,” the statement said, ending with the campaign’s rallying call: “Tuungane, Tukomboe.”