31 perish in weekend road accidents

“In the night accidents, we suspect poor lighting affects most drivers and we urge motorists to take their vehicles for service regularly to ensure lights and other essential components are working properly.”
Insp Chigome said burst tyres were also a major cause of accidents considering the high temperatures this season.
“There is need for motorists to check their tyres and ensure they fit quality tyres that are meant for our roads and temperatures,” he said.
Insp Chigome said the police were not happy with the statistics.
“We are not happy with the statistics recorded this weekend. People should follow the rules of the road, especially abiding with the stipulated speed limits.”
In the Masvingo accident, five people died on the spot, while one died on the way to Mashoko Mission Hospital.
The Rusape accident involved a commuter omnibus and an Isuzu double cab.
Nine people died on the spot, while four others were pronounced dead on admission at Rusape General Hospital.
Two others died the following morning.

 

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