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Lovemore Moyo's driver dies
28 Oct 2014 at 05:47hrs | Views
MDC-T chairman Lovemore Moyo's driver, Vumani Mahlangu, who was involved in a car accident with his boss and two others, has died, reportedly due to injuries he sustained in the crash.
Mahlangu, Moyo, Artwell Sibanda and Melisa Mabeza were involved in the accident while travelling from Harare to Bulawayo along the Harare-Chivhu Road on October 18 at around 7pm.
MDC-T national organising secretary Nelson Chamisa yesterday confirmed receiving reports of Mahlangu's death.
"I have just received the sad news that Mahlangu passed on yesterday at the United Bulawayo Hospitals where he has been admitted since the accident happened," he said.
"We are yet to get directions and instructions of our role for his burial and we will be advising you on any progress."
Chamisa said the other accident victims still faced some challenges, although they were recovering.
He could not be drawn into revealing if they were still admitted in hospital or whether they had been discharged.
The car the four were travelling in reportedly hit a cow and then had a head-on collision with a haulage truck just 10km from Chivhu.
Moyo sustained head injuries, while three others with sustained various injuries, with the driver being the most seriously injured.
Mahlangu had suffered a broken leg and internal injuries on the chest as he was trapped in the vehicle following the accident.
After the accident, they were admitted to Chivhu District Hospital, before being transferred to United Bulawayo Hospitals.
Their vehicle was a total write-off.
Details of funeral arrangements were yet to be advised.
Mahlangu, Moyo, Artwell Sibanda and Melisa Mabeza were involved in the accident while travelling from Harare to Bulawayo along the Harare-Chivhu Road on October 18 at around 7pm.
MDC-T national organising secretary Nelson Chamisa yesterday confirmed receiving reports of Mahlangu's death.
"I have just received the sad news that Mahlangu passed on yesterday at the United Bulawayo Hospitals where he has been admitted since the accident happened," he said.
"We are yet to get directions and instructions of our role for his burial and we will be advising you on any progress."
Chamisa said the other accident victims still faced some challenges, although they were recovering.
He could not be drawn into revealing if they were still admitted in hospital or whether they had been discharged.
The car the four were travelling in reportedly hit a cow and then had a head-on collision with a haulage truck just 10km from Chivhu.
Moyo sustained head injuries, while three others with sustained various injuries, with the driver being the most seriously injured.
Mahlangu had suffered a broken leg and internal injuries on the chest as he was trapped in the vehicle following the accident.
After the accident, they were admitted to Chivhu District Hospital, before being transferred to United Bulawayo Hospitals.
Their vehicle was a total write-off.
Details of funeral arrangements were yet to be advised.
Source - Southern Eye