Lives claimed on the roads around eMalahleni.

Various accidents occurred on the roads in and around eMalahleni where lives were claimed in these accidents.

On Sunday afternoon, May 27, an accident occurred on the N4 highway by the Balmoral off-ramp.
A couple were travelling on the highway from eMalahleni direction towards Pretoria.
Somehow the driver of the car lost control of his vehicle and collided into the bridge.

The woman that was seated in the passenger side was declared dead on scene and the driver of the vehicle was transported to hospital for further treatment on his injuries.

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That same evening another accident occurred on the Old Ogies Road, the R555 near the N12 on-ramp.
The accident occurred at approximately 21:15 when a white Mercedes Benz Vito rolled on the R555.

Gavin Copper from Legacy Emergency Specialists busy checking on his patient who was critically injured on Sunday evening, May 27.

Fransouis Jonker from Legacy Emergency Specialists consoles one of the passengers as he breaks down over the lifeless body of Mr Bongani Dhlamini.

There were eight occupants inside the vehicle; they were allegedly travelling from eMalahleni to Johannesburg for some festival that they were going to attend.

Various emergency services from eMalahleni responded to the call as ambulances were needed on scene as most of the occupants sustained injuries.

When emergency services arrived on the scene, they started attending to the most critical patients as soon as possible.
All the passengers were taken to various hospitals in eMalahleni for further treatment except one, Mr Bongani Dhlamini was declared dead on scene.

Paramedics Estie Biela, Maritza Schoeman Van Niekerk from ER 24 and Dean Traill, a paramedic from GSP stabilizes one of the passengers that was flung into the ditch next to the road.

The white Mercedes Benz Vito that was involved in an accident on Sunday evening, May 27 on the R555.

On Saturday, May 26 at 11:30 an accident occurred in Tasbet Park and a case of culpable homicide has been opened.
Police on duty received information about a pedestrian accident and they rushed to the scene.

When the police arrived on the scene, Mr Elliot Mango explained that a Volkswagen Polo Classic hit Mr Kafi Phiri (64-years-old) who was taken to hospital by an ambulance service.

It’s alleged that the Polo did not stop after hitting the pedestrian.