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Bakkie overturns, spilling empty beer bottles across Ermelo-Morgenzon road

The damaged Toyota came to rest off the roadway while its trailer’s load was left scattered across the route.

A Toyota bakkie towing a trailer loaded with empty beer bottles overturned about 30km from Ermelo on the Ermelo-Morgenzon road, scattering bottles, broken glass and crates across the roadway.

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A Toyota bakkie towing a trailer loaded with empty beer bottles overturned about 30km from Ermelo on the Morgenzon road, scattering crates, bottles and broken glass across the roadway. The sole occupant sustained minor injuries and was treated at the scene. Clean-up operations followed as traffic made its way past the debris. #Highvelder #Ermelo #Morgenzon #RoadAccident #mpumalanga

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The sole occupant of the bakkie sustained minor injuries, with no casualties reported.

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The bakkie came to rest off the roadway and sustained extensive damage.

Damaged Toyota bakkie stands off the road after overturning between Ermelo and Morgenzon.
The Toyota bakkie sustained extensive damage after overturning between Ermelo and Morgenzon. Its sole occupant sustained minor injuries. Photo: Wayne van der Walt

Its load of empty beer bottles and crates was scattered over a large section of the road, with broken glass covering the surface.

Lekwa Local Municipality fire services attended to the injured driver at the scene.

Beer crates, empty bottles and shattered glass cover the road between Ermelo and Morgenzon after an accident.
Empty beer bottles, shattered glass and crates cover a large section of the roadway following the accident. Photo: Wayne van der Walt

Van Wettens, Ermelo Towing Services, local traffic officials and Lekwa Local Municipality fire services were on the scene.

Responders worked among the scattered crates and bottles as clean-up operations got under way to clear the roadway.

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Wayne van der Walt

Wayne van der Walt, with around 15 years in the media industry, is editor of Highvelder Newspaper. His accolades include Frewin Awards for Newspaper of the Year and Front Page of the Year, and FCJ Photographer of the Year, among other honours.

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