Three students were injured on Tuesday, September 16, when a Rwanda Defence Force (RDF) drone crashed in Rutsiro District.
According to an RDF statement, the unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) was conducting a routine training exercise when it was diverted by adverse weather conditions and went down at approximately 1:40 p.m.
Two of the students received treatment at Kivumu Health Centre, while the third was transferred to Murunda Hospital for advanced medical care.
The RDF expressed its regret over the incident and extended sympathy to the affected families. The force stated that it is working with local authorities and medical teams to ensure the injured students receive appropriate support and care.
“The RDF deeply regrets the distress this incident has caused and will provide all necessary assistance to the injured children and their families,” the statement read.
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