Accident on the N2 south between Kokstad and Harding near Singisi turnoff. Photo Trauma 911.
A string of accidents have taken place in and around the South Coast today.
One person was declared dead on the scene in a head-on collision on the R56 between Ixopo and Umzimkhulu.
Mike November (Trauma911) confirmed that two others were injured and transported to the nearest hospital.
A life was claimed on the R56 between Ixopo and Umzimkhulu. Photo by Trauma 911
In a separate accident, two people were treated for minor injuries after the vehicle they were travelling rolled off the road on the N2 south between Kokstad and Harding, near Singisi turnoff.
Accident on the N2 south between Kokstad and Harding, near Singisi turnoff. Photo Trauma 911.
Then, a vehicle lost control and rolled off the road on the N2 south at Stafford’s Post. The driver was transported to hospital.
Accident on the N2 south between Kokstad and Harding. Photo Trauma 911
November confirmed a single-vehicle accident occurred on the N2 near Hibberdene earlier this morning. Two people had minor injuries, while one person had moderate injuries. All were transported to hospital.
N2 near Hibberdene. Photo Trauma 911.
Later, a multiple vehicle collision, including a police vehicle occurred on the N2 south between Kokstad and Harding near the Singisi turnoff. Two people were transported to the nearest hospital.
N2 south between Kokstad and Harding by the Singisi turn off. Photo by Trauma911.
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