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Four People Killed In Two Separate Road Accidents On Friday

6 months agoMon, 07 Oct 2024 06:59:24 GMT
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Four People Killed In Two Separate Road Accidents On Friday

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has confirmed a fatal road traffic accident that occurred on October 4, 2024, at approximately 4:45 PM, at the 162-kilometre peg along Mutare-Masvingo Road.

Two people lost their lives, while another person sustained injuries when a Toyota Probox vehicle that was carrying ten passengers veered off the road and overturned. Police said:

The ZRP confirms a fatal road traffic accident which occurred at the 162-kilometre peg along Mutare –Masvingo Road on 04/10/24 at around 1645 hours.

Two people were killed while one person was injured when a Toyota Probox vehicle with ten passengers on board veered off the road to the left and overturned before landing on its right side.

The bodies of the victims were taken to Silveira Mission Hospital mortuary for post-mortem while the injured victim is admitted at the same hospital.

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The presence of ten passengers in the Toyota Probox is deeply concerning, as it indicates the vehicle was overloaded and likely operating as an illegal taxi, commonly referred to as a “mushikashika.” This practice not only violates traffic regulations but also poses serious safety risks for all occupants.

In another fatal accident which also occurred on October 4, two people were killed while three others were injured when a Toyota Sprinter vehicle with four passengers on board side-swiped with a Nissan UD lorry with one passenger on board at around 07:40 PM at the 35 kilometre peg along Harare -Mukumbura Road.

The bodies of the victims were taken to the Concession Hospital mortuary for post-mortem while the injured were admitted at the same hospital.

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12 Comments

Sir African · 6 months ago
How does a motor vehicle, five sitter, carry 10 people and still manage to pass through several police road blocks? Police chiefs ,their juniors and pirate taxi operators are engaged in organised crime.Instead of creating laws the protect zimbabweans,Vene creates laws that are oppressive.
Bray Wyatt · 6 months ago
Vanhu ndimi ma d u z v i munomhanyira kukwira mushikashika muchiti tunomhanya apa makalodwa sematomatoes.... ifai .. a person using common sense will avoid using mushika shikas and kombis .... my people perish for lack of knowledge...kunenge kuchimhanyirwa kwacho hakuna ...
destro · 6 months ago
what boggles my mind is this car passed thru about 3 roadblocks..police are no longer checking vehicles they jus collect $5 or $10 per mushika shika and all will be well this country has gone to the dogs
jivaschihwehwete@gmail.com · 6 months ago
no mentioning of how many were killed on harare mukumbura road. poor reporting.
drc · 6 months ago
verenga zvakanaka usamhanya kkkkk
hoy · 6 months ago
yo 10 vazonyanya apa anenge achimhanyisa futi
tavez.com · 6 months ago
Don't blame mushikashika itsaona zvinongoitika pasina fungidziro road ngadzigadzirwe plz. Hutsotsi ngahupere especially kuvakuru
Corruptmore Looto · 6 months ago
If an accident occurs, an overloaded vehicle is likely to register more casualties than if it wasn't overloaded. This government needs to provide safe alternatives particularly in the urban routes because the Kombis and mushikashikas are all terrible options but they don't care as they have never been forced to use one.
hoy · 6 months ago
use indrive like spare 2$ than 200$ for hospital admission
Si**** · 6 months ago
Zanu du zvi reparty muzim hatina transport yakanaka hausi kuzviona here iwe chi ed
ndururani · 6 months ago
shame, sad stories to hear 🥺

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