The 26-year-old young lady who graduated in Medical Micro Biology died yesterday in a road accident in Ntcheu on her way from the graduation ceremony in Thyolo.

State House Press Secretary, Brian Banda, says Chancellor of MUST, President Chakwera says “the untimely death of this intelligent young lady is a big blow to the country as demand for such intellects is high.

“You are aware that graduates are key in creating wealth, self-reliance and general enhancement of social economic development. So, the president is really very sad considering that he saw Isha in the hall on Tuesday,” said Banda.

MUST Vice Chancellor, Professor Address Malata, says the death of Isha is a big blow.

“It is a sad moment for all of us at MUST. We just have to leave everything in the hands of God,” said Professor Malata.

Isha died when a vehicle she was travelling in overturned at Bawi, along the Balaka-Ntcheu M1 road.

According to Ntcheu Police, this happened after driver of the vehicle, Tarsizio Nkhoma, 28, failed to negotiate a bend.

Police said Nkhoma was driving a Toyota Atezza saloon, from the direction of Balaka heading towards Ntcheu with three passengers on board.

Following the impact, Senga sustained severe head injuries and was pronounced dead on arrival at Ntcheu District Hospital.