The Department of Transport said seven people were killed in two separate incidents on Limpopo’s roads this morning (May 16).
Media liaison officer Mike Maringa said the first incident claimed the lives of six people when the driver of a speeding Toyota Fortuner lost control of the vehicle and overturned on the N1 North next to Baobab tollgate outside Musina.
A 35-year-old male driver, a 34-year-old female passenger, and four children were declared dead on the scene,” he said.
Maringa added that three passengers escaped with serious injuries and were rushed to the Musina Hospital. “Preliminary investigations are pointing at reckless driving as a possible cause of the accident.”
In a separate incident, a pedestrian was killed by a speeding sedan when trying to cross the R71 at Mamahule. Maringa said a 35-year-old male was certified dead on the scene.
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