11 people died on Western Cape roads during Easter long weekend

CAPE TOWN - At least 11 people have died on the Western Cape's roads between Thursday last week and Sunday.
 
However, the province's Mobility department says no incidents have been reported on Sunday.

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Department spokesperson Muneera Allie said the N1 and N2 highways are flowing as holiday makers head home from their vacation destinations.

"While we are encouraged by a decline when compared to Easter 2024 for the same period, one life lost is one too many. A peak travel period is expected today as travellers return. We urge all drivers to be cautious and patient if encountering a congested area," said Allie.