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Seven people died while 31 were injured in two separate road accidents that occurred along the Harare-Masvingo Road and the Gokwe-Siabuwa Road. Police statements seen by Pindula News stated that five individuals were killed and one injured in a head-on collision between a Volvo Truck and a Benz rigid truck. The tragedy occurred at the 96-kilometre mark on September 15, 2023, at approximately 6:30 pm. The deceased were taken to Chivhu General Hospital for post-mortem examinations, while the injured person is receiving treatment there. Read the police statement:
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The ZRP confirm a fatal road traffic accident in which five people were killed while one person was injured when a Volvo Truck travelling towards Chivhu with no passengers on board was involved in a head-on-collision with a Benz rigid truck which travelling in the opoposite direction with five passengers on board at the 96 kilometre peg along Harare–Masvingo road on 15/09/23 at around 1830 hours. The bodies of the victims were taken to Chivhu General Hospital for post mortem whilst the injured are admitted at the same hospital.
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In the Gokwe-Siabuwa Road accident, two individuals died and 30 others sustained injuries when a CAG bus with 50 passengers collided with the tailboard of a Hino truck. The impact caused the Hino truck to overturn, while the bus flipped onto its roof. The incident occurred at the 30-kilometre mark. The bodies of the deceased were taken to Gokwe District Hospital for post-mortem examinations, and those injured are currently hospitalized for treatment. Read the statement:
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The ZRP confirms a fatal road traffic accident which occurred at the 30 kilometre peg along Gokwe-Siabuwa Road in which two people were killed whilst thirty others were injured. A CAG bus with 50 passengers on board hit the tailboard of a Hino truck with six passengers on board resulting in the Hino truck veering off the road to the left before overturning and landing on its wheels. Subsequently, the bus veered off the road before overturning and landing on its roof. The bodies of the victims were taken to Gokwe District Hospital for post mortem whilst the injured are admitted at the same hospital.
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Accidents in Zimbabwe are mainly caused by a combination of factors, including reckless driving, speeding, drunk driving, poor road conditions, inadequate vehicle maintenance, and insufficient enforcement of traffic regulations. Other contributing factors may include fatigue, distractions while driving (such as mobile phone use), and lack of road safety awareness. Additionally, the prevalence of old and poorly maintained vehicles on the roads can also contribute to accidents. 
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Seven Die, 31 Injured In Two Separate Accidents Along Harare-Masvingo And Gokwe-Siabuwa Roads

Two people died in an accident that occurred on August 12, 2023, at approximately 0930 hours along Nyanga-Rwenya Road’s 18-kilometre peg. The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has confirmed the incident and reported that an additional 12 individuals sustained injuries.
According to the police statement seen by Pindula News, the accident involved a Mazda B2500 vehicle carrying 13 passengers, which veered off the road. Reads the statement:
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The ZRP confirms a fatal road traffic accident which occurred on 12/08/23 at around 0930 hours at the 18 kilometre peg along Nyanga-Rwenya Road in which two victims were killed whilst 12 others were injured.
A Mazda B2500 vehicle carrying 13 passengers veered off the road to the right and hit an escapement. The bodies of the victims were taken to Nyanga District Hospital mortuary for post-mortem whilst one of the injured victim is admitted at the same hospital.
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This unfortunate incident highlights the concerning trend of accidents that tend to occur during holidays, when travel increases and road traffic volume rises. The intensified traffic density amplifies the likelihood of accidents transpiring. Furthermore, holidays often witness an upsurge in alcohol consumption and impaired driving as people engage in festive celebrations and social gatherings. The resultant increase in incidents involving drunk driving significantly escalates the risk of accidents.
Additionally, holidays can bring about heightened stress, fatigue, and distractions, leading to reckless driving behaviours and reduced attentiveness on the road. The combination of long-distance travel and disrupted routines can also contribute to driver fatigue, compromising reaction times and judgment.
Authorities continually stress the importance of alertness on the roads, as human error remains a significant contributor to accidents in Zimbabwe. Both motorists and pedestrians are urged to exercise caution and prioritise safety to mitigate the occurrence of such tragic incidents.
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Two Die, 12 Injured In Nyanga-Rwenya Road Accident

ZACC is reportedly investigating Traffic Safety Council Of Zimbabwe officials who have been implicated in a Vehicle scandal in which the officials allegedly sold 2 cars belonging to the organisations in violation of set policies, The Standard reports.
The matter came to light in a letter seen by the publication from ZACC to the TSCZ CEO Clifford Gobo which reads in part:
<blockquote>This office is investigating allegations of fraud as defined in Section 136 of the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act Chapter 9:23. To assist in our investigations, may you furnish us with TSCZ policy on disposal of motor vehicles, council resolution if any on disposal of vehicles and statement of procedure on the disposal of the following vehicles (ABX 6576), (ABK 6230). The above information will be used solely for the purpose of investigations.</blockquote>
According to the publication, there were irregularities on the sale of the vehicle to one Obio Chinyere in January 2014. Chinyere was reportedly offered one of the vehicles in question and he did not pay the required 10% but reportedly sought authority to sell the vehicle which was granted by Gobo who had no authority to grant such requests.  2 other vehicles were reportedly sold in a similar manner which contravenes the government body’s policies.
More: The Standard

ZACC Sets Sights On Trafic Safety Council Officials Implicated In Vehicle Scandal

The Traffic Safety Council Of Zimbabwe has a new Road Safety Campaign in which they stop road users and educate them on the perils that mare Zimbabwean roads usually caused by dangerous driving. using some funny metaphor.
Its still not yet clear if they are stopping every car in sight or they are just selecting a few.
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WATCH: New Traffic Safety Council Road Safety Campaign Using Funny Metaphors

Traffic Safety Council of Zimbabwe (TSCZ) managing director Mr Obio Chinyere appealed to the public to stop sending pictures of accident sites on social media.
He said some people see accidents as an opportunity for citizen journalism at the expense of saving lives. Said Chinyere:
<blockquote>We appeal to members of the public to desist from inhumane behaviour of sending pictures and distributing them before victims’ relatives get to know of their death. Just imagine the shock, anxiety and depression it brings to learn of the death of your beloved one on social media. We may end up having more deaths as a result of shock and that will do no good to the nation. It appears people are now prioritising breaking news more than saving lives. It is better to use that gadget to call an ambulance or the police than to concentrate on becoming the first to dish out news.</blockquote>
Speaking to The Chronicle, historian Mr Pathisa Nyathi said the posting of horrific pictures on social media indicates the loss of culture.
More: <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/traffic-safety-council-bemoans-crash-site-pics/">Chronicle</a>

Stop Posting Accident Pictures On Social Media- Traffic Safety Council

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