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Five people died on Thursday afternoon in an accident on the Karoi-Binga Road when a CAG bus collided head-on with a Mazda B2200. According to a police report seen by Pindula News, three of the victims died instantly at the scene, while two others succumbed to their injuries upon admission to the hospital. The Mazda B2200 was carrying fifteen passengers when the accident took place. Read the police report:
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The ZRP confirms a fatal road traffic accident which occurred at the 26 km peg along Karoi-Binga Road today (04/01/24) at around 1300 hours when a CAG bus, which was travelling towards Magunje collided head-on with a Mazda B2200 going the opposite direction with fifteen passengers on board. Three people from the Mazda Pick-up died on the spot, while two others died upon admission at Karoi Hospital and ten others were severely injured.
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This incident follows another recent accident involving a CAG bus. Just a week prior, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/2023/12/24/police-confirm-accidents-involving-stallion-cruise-and-cag-buses/">a CAG bus failed to manoeuvre a curve</a> on the Centenary-Muzarabani Road and crashed into the mountainside. The bus was packed with 68 passengers, and the impact resulted in 15 individuals sustaining various injuries. They were transported to St Albert Mission Hospital for immediate medical attention.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police has expressed deep concern regarding the rising number of road accidents. They have implored public service vehicle operators not to overload their vehicles, as this hazardous practice significantly contributes to the occurrence of accidents. The police have reiterated their stance that private taxis or “mushika shika” vehicles will not be granted passage through police checkpoints, including those established for road safety campaigns.
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