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Accident in Alberton claims a life

The deceased’s blood could be seen running down the pavement.

AN accident, which claimed the life of a pedestrian, took place at the corner of Bloutulp and Jacoba streets on November 3 at around 2pm.

The two vehicles involved in the accident, a Kia Sorento and a Toyota Conquest, had quite some damage to them.

Read: Pedestrian hit and killed in Verwoerdpark

It is still unclear how the accident occurred.

LOST CONTROL: The Kia Sorento (owner not pictured) that lost control and hit the pedestrian.

With the help of Emer-G-Med the driver of the Kia was admitted to Union Hospital. An EMPD member said a case of culpable homicide and negligent driving will be opened against her.

Some of the deceased’s friends were at the scene and they were in shock.

SMASHED: The Toyota Quest that got hit by the Kia.

A bystander said: “There should really be a traffic light or a bump in the road or a stop sign here to slow drivers down because this is not the first accident that took place here. This is an industrial area and there are big trucks that move up and down this street. It’s very dangerous!”

The RECORD will follow-up with the investigation and be sure to notify readers of any further progress.

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