A Zimbabwe-Saud Africa Bus Bus 24 people were killed on Thursday morning.
On the way to South Africa, the urban connecting bus crashed into the Baitbridge-Masvingo Highway with a truck carrying 34 tonnes of magnesium on the Ludumba Tolgate.
Bus accident deaths and medical response
According to Dr. Lenos Samar, the Medical Officer of the Pete Bridge, the dangerous conflict was responsible for the deaths. Seven people lost their lives on the spot, while seven head injuries were injured when they arrived at the hospital. The hospital has agreed to more than 30 passengers who have been injured and are in a state of 12 dangerous conditions.
Eyewitness Witnesses share details about the bus accident
A witness identified as Thomas Nundu described the terrible scene. He was driving behind the bus when the accident occurred. “The accident happened at 7 am, but police and health workers only arrived at 11 am. The ambulance replied that there was no stretcher, and only three people were able to take them to the hospital,” he said. Mar Vois Smoke During Facebook Livestream. Nhundu suggested that the bus driver may have been fast and contributed to the conflict.
Lack of help from audience
Beyond the tragedy of the crash, the forest lamented, and the audience focused on taking videos and pictures of the decay instead of help.
This tragedy illustrates the need for road safety concerns on major highways and the need for advanced emergency response systems to prevent further loss of life.
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