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The Zimbabwean embassy in South Africa has said it would be taking care of the repatriation and burial of the four Zimbabweans who died in the Boksburg gas leak disaster earlier this month.
Two of them were adults, Clairster Ndlovu and Siziwe Dube, while the other two were children, Lenmore Ndlovu (4) and Thembelihle Dube (3).
Seventeen people died at the Angelo Informal Settlement as a result of a nitrogen oxide leak from a gas canister.
It was alleged that illegal miners, also known as Zama Zama in South Africa, were trying to pry open the cylinder.
Many of the people who died were Mozambican and Zimbabwean nationals whose families are struggling to raise money to repatriate the bodies for burial in their home countries.
<a href="https://ewn.co.za/2023/07/19/boksburg-gas-leak-zim-embassy-to-see-to-zim-nationals-repatriation-and-burial">Eyewitness News</a> quoted Zimbabwe Consular General in Johannesburg, Eria Phiri as saying it is important that the deceased are buried at home. Phiri said:
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The government of Zimbabwe is a considerate government. Where we experience such disasters, we always assist our nationals.
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Phiri said the embassy has begun preparing the repatriation documents and is expecting to have a funeral by the end of this month.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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Zimbabwean Embassy In SA Pledges To Repatriate Victims Of Boksburg Gas Leak Disaster

The driver of the gas tanker that exploded in Boksburg, east of Johannesburg in South Africa on Christmas Eve, has been arrested.
He has been charged with multiple counts of culpable homicide, negligent driving, negligent causing of an explosion resulting in death, and malicious damage to property, reported SABC News.
Gauteng Police Spokesperson Brenda Muridili confirmed the arrest of the 32-year-old suspect on Sunday at a private hospital where he had been receiving medical treatment for minor injuries. She said:
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The driver as well as several people who sustained injuries, including eight firefighters were taken to various hospitals for medical treatment.
Thus far, 15 people are reported to have sustained fatal injuries including a 10-year-old boy.
The full damage to infrastructure as well as private property will be communicated in due course.
The incident scene is still being cleared. The suspect will appear before the Boksburg Magistrates on 28 December.
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On Sunday, Health Minister Joe Phaahla announced that the death toll from the explosion had risen to 15.
Three of the deceased were staff members from the Tambo Memorial Hospital, which was also affected by the blast.
Rosetta Brits lost four children in the explosion, three teenagers namely Jamel Eagles, Sabastian Brits, Adriaan Brits, and her 10-year-old Gerrie Brits. | <a href="https://www.sabcnews.com/sabcnews/driver-of-gas-tanker-that-exploded-in-boksburg-arrested-families-of-victims-distraught/">SABC News</a>

SA: Driver Of Gas Tanker That Exploded In Boksburg Arrested

South Africa’s health minister, Joe Phaahla on Sunday said the death toll following the explosion in Boksburg had now risen to 15.
Three of the deceased were staff members at Tambo Memorial Hospital, which is located near the accident scene.
Thirty-seven people, including firefighters who were trying to extinguish the blaze, were admitted to hospital following the blast on Saturday.
The explosion occurred when a truck carrying gas burst into flames and then exploded.
Eyewitnesses said the truck driver didn’t check the height restriction of the bridge and the gas truck was stuck under the bridge before it exploded.
The force of the blast damaged parts of the hospital and some patients were moved as a precaution. | <a href="https://ewn.co.za/2022/12/25/phaahla-to-assess-damage-to-tambo-hospital-caused-by-boksburg-blast">EWN</a>

Boksburg Gas Explosion Death Toll Rises To 15

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