In the early hours of Sunday morning, a truck driver is believed to have fled the scene after losing control of his vehicle and crashing into a house in Kilner Park, Tshwane. The incident, which occurred shortly before 4 a.m. on the N1 southbound, resulted in minor injuries to two occupants of the house.
According to Tshwane emergency spokesperson Lindsay Zwelithini Mnguni, the driver was transporting cold drinks when he lost control of the truck, leading to the collision. The two injured occupants, a man and a woman, were treated and transported to hospital by private ambulances. One patient was taken to Montana Hospital, while the other was transported to 1 Military Hospital.
Mnguni reported that despite an extensive search lasting over 12 hours, the truck driver could not be located. The search efforts were complicated by the need to carefully remove the truck’s merchandise and the vehicle itself, which involved breaking through the house’s walls.
“The truck driver is thought to have fled. Fire and rescue stopped the search when they didn’t locate him in the vicinity of the incident,” Mnguni said. The incident has been handed over to the police, who are now investigating the driver’s whereabouts and the circumstances surrounding the crash.
In other news – Zac Efron shares health update following Ibiza swimming incident
Zac Efron is on the mend following a minor health scare that required hospitalization. The 36-year-old actor took to Instagram Stories on Sunday, August 4, to reassure fans of his well-being. Sharing a photo of himself lifting weights, Zac wrote, “Happy and healthy,” alongside his workout snap and thanked fans for their support.
According to TMZ, the incident occurred over the weekend at an Ibiza villa, where Zac was reportedly involved in a “minor swimming incident.” A representative for Zac confirmed to the outlet that the actor was pulled out of the pool by two workers and subsequently taken to a hospital in Spain. Read More
