Zuko Komisa
- Five people have been confirmed dead following a high-impact, head-on collision between a bakkie and a car near Modimolle.
- The N1 South is partially closed near Mookgophong, with heavy delays reported from the Kranskop Toll Plaza.
- Emergency services remain on-site, and drivers are urged to reduce speed and exercise caution ahead of the Easter period.
Five people have been confirmed dead following a devastating head-on collision between a bakkie and a light motor vehicle on the N1 near Modimolle, Limpopo, on Wednesday morning.
The horrific crash occurred near Mookgophong at Boekenhout, prompting an immediate response from emergency services.
While the exact cause of the accident remains under investigation, the impact resulted in the closure of several lanes, causing significant traffic congestion stretching back to the Kranskop Toll Plaza.
Authorities have partially closed the N1 South as recovery operations continue.
Motorists are urged to exercise extreme caution, reduce speed, and adhere to all instructions from on-site officials.
This tragedy serves as a somber reminder for road users to remain vigilant and strictly follow road safety regulations as the Easter holiday period approaches.
READ NEXT: R2.6 million border bust: Seven arrested for cigarette smuggling and stolen vehicles
The post Five killed in early morning N1 crash as Easter travel season begins appeared first on KAYA 959.