Limpopo Transport MEC urges communities to reject bakkies for student transport
Today that gamble cost us a 15-year-old son, brother, and learner.
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Limpopo MEC for Transport and Community Safety, Violet Mathye, has condemned in the strongest possible terms the continued use of Light Delivery Vehicles, commonly known as bakkies, to transport learners to and from school. Furthermore, twelve individuals, including the driver, sustained critical injuries and continue to receive medical care, while another thirteen learners were treated for minor injuries.
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Limpopo MEC for Transport and Community Safety, Violet Mathye, has condemned in the strongest possible terms the continued use of Light Delivery Vehicles, commonly known as bakkies, to transport learners to and from school.
according to IOL (Independent Online)Furthermore, twelve individuals, including the driver, sustained critical injuries and continue to receive medical care, while another thirteen learners were treated for minor injuries.
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