KwaZulu-Natal: At 07H01 Tuesday morning Netcare 911 responded to reports of a collision on Belladonna Road in Tongaat North of Durban.
Reports from the scene indicate that two mini-bus taxis and two bakkies were involved in a collision. Approximately thirty occupants sustained injuries ranging from minor to moderate.
The patients were treated on the scene and once stabilised were transported by various ambulance services to hospital for further treatment.
Source – Shawn Herbst – Media Liaison Officer – Netcare Limited – Netcare 911
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