Two people were killed and a third miraculously escaped unharmed in two separate drive-by shootings in KwaZulu-Natal on Wednesday.
In a separate incident, one person was killed when his vehicle came under fire on the R617 past Mpophomeni.One person was shot dead in a drive-by shooting on the R617 in the KZN Midlands on Wednesday. Picture: SUPPLIED
“Sadly on the assessment of the patient it was established that he had sustained multiple gunshot wounds from rifles and handguns and was sadly declared deceased,” a spokesperson said. There was no identification on the deceased at all and on observation his pockets had been emptied out, the vehicle keys were also not in the vehicle and all license and number plates had been removed from the vehicle.
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