The Limpopo department of transport has confirmed another accident involving a bus, resulting in the deaths of eight people in Limpopo on Thursday.According to Limpopo MEC for Transport and Community Safety, Florence Radzilani, the bus allegedly attempted to overtake unsafely and collided with a truck.“The deceased were all passengers in the truck, who were en route to work at a nearby brick manufacturing company,” stated the department.
The 46 worshippers were travelling from Gaborone in Botswana to the Saint Engenas ZCC outside Polokwane for the Easter conference on 28 March when the bus they were travelling in plunged off the bridge and burst into flames.According to the department of transport at the time, the bus driver allegedly lost control, colliding with barriers on the bridge, causing the bus to plunge over the bridge and catch fire.
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