One of the vehicles involved in a deadly collision on the N1 this afternoon. Photo: Supplied
LIMPOPO – Two people have died and 16 others injured in a serious four-vehicle collision on the N1 outside Mookgophong, near Modimolle this afternoon.
One of the vehicles involved. Photo: Supplied
According to information received, multiple emergency service units are currently on the scene, which has brought traffic to a standstill in both directions.
One of the vehicles involved. Photo: Supplied
The reason for the collision is unknown and will form part of an investigation.
One of the vehicles involved. Photo: Supplied
It resulted in 14 minor injuries and 2 serious injuries with all patients transported to the FH Odendaal Hospital for further medical care.
Motorists are advised to avoid the N1 in the area and use the R101 as an alternative route.
One of the vehicles involved. Photo: SuppliedA screenshot of Google Traffic showing slow moving traffic at the scene of the collision.
Further updates will be provided as more information becomes available.
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