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Monze Accident Claims 3 Lives,Leaves 2 Injured

Three people have died while two others have sustained injuries following an accident involving two...

Monze Accident Claims 3 Lives,Leaves 2 Injured

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Three people have died while two others have sustained injuries following an accident involving two trucks in Monze, Southern province. The accident, which involved a Volvo truck and a Scania truck, happened yesterday around 04:40 hours on the Great North Road. Southern Province Police Commanding Officer, MOONO NAMALONGO has confirmed, saying among the deceased is the driver of one of the two trucks and his two passengers. Mr NAMALONGO has identified the deceased driver as STERNFORD MUNSAKA, aged 28, who was driving the Scania truck. He has explained that preliminary investigations indicate that MUNSAKA failed to keep to his lane and collided head-on with the Volvo truck, driven by CLAYTUS CHIBESA, aged 38. Mr NAMALONGO has added that CHIBESA and one passenger on MUNSAKA’s truck survived and are admitted to hospital.

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