Zambia road crash kills 23 church women

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Twenty-three women members of a Zambian church died on Monday when their speeding vehicle ran off the road in the north of the country, police said.

They riding in a truck heading for Nsumbu, 780 kilometres north of the capital Lusaka, for a church conference.for breaking news, videos, and the latest top stories in Nigeria & world news, business, politics, sports and pop culture.

“Seventeen people died on the spot while six others died upon reaching Nsumbu clinic,” police spokesman Rae Hamoonga said in a statement, adding 27 others were injured. Police blamed the driver for excessive speed saying he failed to negotiate a curve and lost control of the truck which eventually overturned.

 

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