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Limpopo crash death toll rises to 27

19 October 2018, 9:20 PM  |
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Scene of the multiple car crash

It's alleged that a truck burst its tyre and crashed into vehicles travelling in the opposite direction.

Scene of the multiple car crash

Image: @jabulanibaloyiTwitter-1

It's alleged that a truck burst its tyre and crashed into vehicles travelling in the opposite direction.

The Limpopo Transport Department’s spokesperson Matome Taueatsoala says the stretch of the N1 between Kranskop toll plaza and Nylplaza will be closed indefinitely.

This after 27 people were killed in a multiple-vehicle pile-up.

27 people confirmed dead so far in this horrific accident involving a truck, a 22 seater bus, sedan and 2 bakkies. The accident happened between Mokgphong and Modimolle on the N1. The road is closed for traffic. pic.twitter.com/ylNLAlLm2S

— mike maringa (@MikeMaringa) October 19, 2018

Several people were injured and taken to various hospitals following the crash which took place on Friday.

It’s alleged that a truck burst its tyre and crashed into vehicles travelling in the opposite direction.

The department says four vehicles including a taxi were involved in the crash.

Police are investigating the cause of the crash.

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