More than 140 people have died on KwaZulu-Natal roads since the start of the festive season, says premier Nomusa Dube-Ncube.
More than 140 people have died on KwaZulu-Natal roads since the start of the festive season.
KwaZulu-Natal premier Nomusa Dube-Ncube called on motorists to be extra vigilant due to the increase in traffic volume. “Road fatalities are a major concern to the provincial government because since the start of the festive season we have lost the lives of more than 142 people on our roads. It takes each individual to play their part in curbing the high rate of accidents that occur each year on our roads.
Integrated roadblocks will continue throughout the province targeting all categories of crime, including unroadworthy vehicles, overloading, distractive driving, drinking and driving and illegal drugs, among other violations,” said Dube-Ncube. Among those who lost their lives were KwaZulu-Natal ANC Women’s League chairperson and executive member in the Mzala Nxumalo region The pair died in a car accident last week on their way home from the party’s 55th national congress in Johannesburg.
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