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News24.com | Eastern Cape roads claim 7 lives, SA death toll rises to 19
Port Elizabeth – Seven more people have died in two separate accidents in on Eastern Cape roads, taking the national death toll up to at least 19 at the start of the long weekend.
Earlier, News24 reported that at least 12 people died and 10 were injured on the roads across the country on Saturday.
READ: Horror on SA roads as long weekend gets underway
Provincial health department spokesman Sizwe Kupelo said four people had been killed when the minibus taxi they were travelling in collided with a truck roughly 30km outside Graaff-Reinet on Saturday morning.
Kupelo said of the 16 occupants in the taxi, one man and three women had been declared dead on arrival at the Midland Hospital. A fifth person was still in a critical condition.
Kupelo said in a separate incident, three people had died in an accident at Emaqhinebeni, outside Mthatha that took place at around 02:00 on Saturday morning. He said details regarding the accident were still unclear.
In another incident, a police van collided with an ambulance in Rosedale Street, Amalinda, East London.
“The police van skipped the robots resulting in a collision with an ambulance that was transporting a 5-year-old patient to Frere Hospital.
Kupelo said fortunately no one was seriously injured in the accident.
Sport24.co.za | Zimbabwe deny sacking Ntini
Cape Town – Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) have been at pains to stress that former Proteas fast bowler Makhaya Ntini has not been fired as bowling coach.
Rumours emerged this week that claimed Ntini had been fired from his post after a series of complaints from players about his approach.
Ntini’s contract with ZC expires in January with Zimbabwe set to compete in a vital World Cup qualifying tournament which has prompted some to suggest that Ntini may be released sooner than that date.
ZC’s managing director Faisal Hasnain tried to clear up the issue.
“ZC denies in the strongest possible terms any suggestions that Makhaya has been sacked. When his contract comes up for renewal, we will deal with it in the manner we deal with all our contracts,” he said.
“Makhaya is a valued member of our staff, he is highly respected and he has done some great work. He has his hands full preparing the team for the matches against Netherlands, Pakistan ‘A’ and then the two Tests against West Indies.”
Zimbabwe’s summer schedule has been slowly filling up as they prepare to face neighbours South Africa in a four-day day/night.
They will play three 50-over matches against the Netherlands in Harare next week.
Ntini served as caretaker coach ahead of the appointment of Heath Streak assisted by former Proteas team-mate Lance Klusener, who is now the batting coach.
eNCA | Microlight pilot crashes in Magaliesberg
MAGALIESBURG – A microlight pilot was airlifted to hospital on Saturday morning after crashing at an airfield in the Magaliesburg area of Gauteng.
Netcare 911 spokesman Nick Dollman said that reports from the scene alleged that the man had been trying to land and crashed into a hangar at an airfield in Orient Hills.
Advanced life-support paramedics attended to the 46-year-old man, who had sustained life-threatening injuries.
“He was in a critical condition; medical drugs were administered and CPR [cardiopulmonary resuscitation] was performed and he was placed on a ventilator. Due to the severe nature of his injuries and the location of the incident, the Netcare 911 specialised helicopter ambulance was called to the scene,” Dollman said.
The Magaliesburg South African Police Service and the West Rand fire department were also at the scene, he said.
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News24.com | Horror on SA roads as long weekend gets underway
Johannesburg – At least 12 people have died and 10 have been injured on the roads across the country on the first day of the long weekend.
Three people were killed this morning when a truck crashed into the side of a light motor vehicle at the N12 and R50 split in Delmas on Saturday morning.
READ: Seven dead, five injured in Verena bakkie accident
In a separate incident, a man was killed and three others injured when a light motor vehicle rolled down an embankment off the Kloof Road in Bedfordview, while in Krugersdorp a man died and two others were critically injured following a head-on collision on the R24 near the Krugersdorp Nature Reserve.
Earlier News24 reported that seven people had died and five more injured when the bakkie they were travelling in rolled near Verena in Mpumalanga.
Three die in Delmas accident
ER24 Spokesperson, Russel Meiring, said a truck had crashed into the side of a light motor vehicle at the N12 and R50 split in Delmas shortly after 07:00 on Saturday morning.
“A wrecked light motor vehicle was found in the middle of the road while the truck had come to a stop a short distance away,” he said.
READ: Truck transporting prisoners to court overturns in Cape Town
Meiring said on closer inspection, paramedics had discovered the lifeless bodies of a woman and two men lying trapped inside the car.
“Assessments showed that all three patients had sustained numerous injuries and showed no signs or life. Unfortunately, nothing could be done for them and they were declared dead.”
Meiring said the driver of the truck was also assessed and found to have escaped injury.
The details surrounding this incident are not yet known but local authorities were on the scene for further investigations.
Vehicle rolls in Bedfordview
Meiring said a man was killed and three others injured when the vehicle they had been travelling in rolled down an embankment off the Kloof Road in Bedfordview just before 07:00 on Saturday morning.
READ: 2 dead in N1 horror truck crash near Cape Town
He said ER24 paramedics had arrived on the scene to find the car on its roof and the occupants lying on the ground outside the vehicle.
“Paramedics assessed the patients and found that a man and woman had both sustained numerous injuries and were in a critical condition. Another man and woman were assessed and found to have sustained moderate injuries,” he said.
“Paramedics treated the patients and provided the two critically injured with advanced life support. Unfortunately, after some time, the critically injured man succumbed to his injuries and was declared dead,” said Meiring.
Head on collision in Krugerdorp
Meiring said a man was killed and two others critically injured on Friday evening following a head-on collision between a passenger vehicle and a bakkie on the R24 near the Krugersdorp Nature Reserve.
Meiring said paramedics had found a man, woman and 4-year-old child inside the passenger vehicle.
“Paramedics assessed the patients and found that the man, lying trapped, had sustained numerous injuries and showed no signs of life. Nothing could be done for the man and he was declared dead,” he said.
He said the woman and child sustained several injuries and were in a critical condition. He said they were both carefully extricated from the severely damaged vehicle before being airlifted to nearby hospitals.
Meiring said the driver of the bakkie had been treated and transported by another service.
Local authorities were on the scene for further investigations.
eNCA | WATCH: KPMG CEO promises transparency
JOHANNESBURG – KPMG’s new CEO, Nhlamulo Dlomu, has given her word that the auditing firm will deal openly and honestly with an independent inquiry into its activities.
The company has come under heavy scrutiny after it admitted to serious failings in work it did for the SA Revenue Service (SARS) and Gupta-linked companies.
The firm says it is open to an inquiry to restore lost confidence.
Dlomu sat down with eNCA anchor Vuyo Mvoko to discuss some of the issues. Watch the video above.
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Health24.com | The hidden risk of being a healthy cyclist
Vicki Barclay was feeling off. The PhD, 34, a research scientist and mountain bike racer for Stan’s Notubes Elite Women’s team recalls that “for about a week I just didn’t feel right. I felt like I had bad indigestion and discomfort on my left side.”
It never occurred to her that it could be a serious blood clotting condition, called Deep Vein Thrombosis; instead, she chalked it up to previous injuries, travel and stress. But then, things got much worse. “I raced that Saturday and had a pounding headache.
I tried to ride the next day and was insanely breathless. Then I drove ten hours to do a ride I’d planned in Pisgah, North Carolina, but I was so weak I couldn’t even get on my bike. I ended up blacking out and going to the hospital.”
Read more: 7 things paramedics wish you knew about bike crashes
The diagnosis was multiple blood clots (pulmonary emboli) in her lungs and a large clot (deep vein thrombosis) in her right leg. Barclay was admitted to the hospital, put on blood thinners and forbidden from mountain biking for the foreseeable future. “I can’t believe it happened to me. I should recover, albeit with a few bits of dead lung, but I went from easily completing multiple workouts a day to struggling to walk without help. The lesson I learned from this experience is not to always push through pain; sometimes stopping and listening to your body can save your life.”
So can knowledge of your risks, adds Barclay, which she wants more riders—especially women—to have.
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