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Entire family wiped out in N4 accident

A pregnant mother and her two kids were part of a family that were killed in an accident on the N4 highway.

All eight victims who were killed in two separate accidents on the N4 Sunday afternoon, have been identified.

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A total of seven people were killed when a Mercedes Benz and Kia collided at about 15:00 near Belfast.

The driver of the Mercedes allegedly lost control of his vehicle in the wet weather and went into the oncoming lane, spun, and hit a Kia.

Five people in the Mercedez Benz were killed on impact, including a pregnant mother and her two kids.

An entire family was killed in the Mercedes, including a 30-year-old pregnant mother and her two children, a boy and a girl.

Read: Bloody Sunday as N4 claims eight lives

The deceased have been identified as Busisiwe Alice Muedane, Dulcidio Feliciano Muedane, Ashley Nhelenti Muedane, Jayden Muedane and Musa Khumalo.

They are all Mozambican nationals residing in Carletonville.

Both occupants of the Kia died and have been identified as Phadhadi Moses Mamphokhu and Maanda Given Netshilindi.

 

One person was killed at Blomplaas, near Belfast on the N4, when four cars and a taxi collided.

Second accident, moments later

In a separate accident just moments later, a taxi and four cars collided just a few kilometers away. This accident was also caused by the rain when a vehicle spun out of control on the highway and collided with other vehicles.

One person was killed and up to 10 people sustained injuries. The deceased person has been identified as Jafta Philemon Ntandane (57) of Belfast.

 

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