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Zimbabwe bus crash leaves 35 dead ahead of Easter church event

The auto crash happened in the southeastern town of Chipinge on Thursday night.

by SAT Reporter
April 15, 2022
in Just In, Zimbabwe
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Zimbabwe bus crash leaves 35 dead ahead of Easter church event

At least 35 people died and 71 were injured in Zimbabwe when a bus carrying churchgoers to an Easter gathering veered off the road and landed in a gorge, the police have said.

The bus was carrying members of a local Zion Christian Church who were travelling to an Easter meeting in the southeastern town of Chipinge.

“I can confirm an accident which occurred last night. So far, the death toll is 35 and the number of injured is 71,” police spokesman Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi told AFP on Friday.

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“Indications suggest that the bus was overloaded,” he said. Buses in Zimbabwe typically have an average capacity of 60 to 75 passengers.

I regret to inform the nation that 35 souls perished in a tragic road accident near Chimanimani last night. The victims were members of the Zion Christian Church, traveling to attend Easter services.

Zimbabwe is heartbroken. May God bless every Zimbabwean this weekend 🇿🇼

— President of Zimbabwe (@edmnangagwa) April 15, 2022

Road accidents are common in Zimbabwe during public holidays, when the roads are often busier. Many roads are pockmarked with crater-like potholes, which also contributes to accidents.
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