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5 deaths on a tragic Sunday

At least five people died in Middelburg on Sunday, March 31.

Two men lost their lives in a collision at about 06:00 on the corner of Mandela Drive and Samora Machel Street.

One of the vehicles involved in the collision on Samora Machel and Mandela Drive.

In an unrelated incident shortly after 11:00, three people died near the Kranspoort Pass on the N11 in a head-on collision between a Toyota Avanza and a Ford Figo.

According to the Mpumalanga Community Safety and Liaison Department four of the Avanza passengers were seriously injured and two people who were travelling in the Figo also had to be transported to the hospital.

The incident caused a 2 hour delay on the busy road.

The accident scene in Kranspoort.

 

 

 

 

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Tiisetso Malunga

I have been working as a journalist/photographer since 2018 at the Middelburg Observer. Before joining Caxton I was a Journalism Student at the Tshwane University of Technology. I was also a broadcasting intern at the SABC in Pretoria. In my first year as a journalist I was awarded the Upcoming Journalist of the Year at the O H Frewin awards. My motto in life is ‘I am human before anything’ with that being said I am driven by human stories and I am a strong believer in justices and human rights.
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