adminThe stones were suspected to have been put by robbers to force motorists to stop so that they could rob them of cash and their possessions.
The bus, that was travelling from Harare to Chirundu, had 45 passengers on board.
Acting Mashonaland West police spokesperson Assistant Inspector Ian Kohwera confirmed the accident.
He said the bodies of the dead were at Chinhoyi Provincial Hospital, while the injured were taken to the same hospital for treatment.
“The injured were treated and discharged except for one person who was transferred to Parirenyatwa Hospital owing to the serious nature of his condition,” he said.
The bus driver reportedly noticed two big stones on the road and ran into them as there was an oncoming vehicle.
He lost control of the vehicle before it swerved to the left and overturned.
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