Mabuyane laments the tragedies befalling Eastern Cape

Nhlanhla Mabaso
12 October 2024 | 10:56The accident took place on the N2 highway between Mthatha and Mtentu, where a truck ploughed into two minibus taxis.
JOHANNESBURG - Eastern Cape Premier Oscar Mabuyane says Saturday's accident that claimed the lives of seven people has contributed to great sorrow in the province.
It happened on the N2 highway between Mthatha and Mtentu, where a truck ploughed into two minibus taxis.
Nine others have also sustained injuries in the process.
READ: 7 die, 9 others injured after truck collides with two taxis in EC
The province is currently mourning the passing of 13 people who died this week alone.
Meanwhile, six people were shot and killed in Qumbu, while seven others were killed in a crash this morning.
This comes as the province hosts a funeral for the 18 victims of the Lusikisiki massacre shot and killed late in late September.
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