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Teen killed in Centurion following alleged hit-and-run

According to Tshwane Emergency Services, attempts to save the 15-year-old on the scene were unsuccessful.

An alleged hit-and-run accident at the intersection of Rooihuiskraal Road and Ruimte Road claimed the life of a 15-year-old teenage boy in Centurion on Saturday, March 29.

According to Tshwane Emergency Services, the pedestrian incident occurred on the evening of March 29, and the minor succumbed to his injuries, despite efforts by medical services to treat him on scene.

Other details surrounding the incident are limited at this stage.

Lindsay Mnguni, spokesperson for the Tshwane Emergency Services, said they responded to a pedestrian accident call at around 19:26.

“A fire engine was dispatched from Heuweloord Fire Station to the scene, and on arrival, firefighters found that a teenager (15) was hit by a car which allegedly didn’t stop following the accident,” Mnguni explained.

“Upon arrival, private emergency medical service ambulances were on scene and treated the 15-year-old patient, but he sadly succumbed to the injuries,” he continued.

Mnguni said the scene was handed over to the South African Police Service for investigation.

Police have not yet responded to a request for comment.

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Itumeleng Mokoena

Itumeleng Mokoena is a skilled journalist with experience in investigative reporting, interviewing, photography, and writing accurate news. Based at Pretoria Rekord East, he covers various beats and is dedicated to informing and educating the community. With a diploma from Tshwane University of Technology and previous experience at Lowveld Media, he is a passionate and hardworking journalist.
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