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5 Die On Great East Road
Five people have died on the spot, while two others sustained injuries in two separate road traffic accidents on the great East road in Rufunsa district.
Eye witnesses told Muvi news that the first accident in which four males and one female died on the spot, happened when the driver of a Toyota Volts coming from Chipata tried to overtake but lost control and hit into a stationary truck which was parked on the road side.
Chongwe District Hospital Resident Dr. Mutinta Chilalala Muzungu confirmed receiving five bodies out of which one has been transferred to Lusaka.
MuviTV
Posted by Editor
on May 2, 2014. Filed under LATEST NEWS.
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Messenger
May 2, 2014 at 10:53 am
The most demonic people around are the pastors and church leaders entrusted with the job of uplifting their congregation spiritually. what will you do if you find out that your pastor is one of the most advanced satanic agent around?
i do not think i have to be bloody religous to do good
May 3, 2014 at 11:25 pm
The god I know would not come to the earth in shape of man and make alcohol and other magic tricks. The god I know would come to the earth and spread love. If he came to earth he would end war and hunger and greed. The god I know lives in his realm the perfect place not as in living or in space or time .The god I know doesnt want people on their knees or with their eyes closed worshipping him as a god. The god I know wants to be in your heart so you feel great all of the time in this world as in his. The god I know wants to be in your mind so you treat people well and equal. The god I know made everything. The god I know would not be part of religion so people fight, judge and die.
Jomba
May 3, 2014 at 2:09 pm
Ba tumfweko you haven’t told us what happened in the second accident.
angoni chaiwo
May 4, 2014 at 8:00 am
it’s a big blow to us chipata residents because we lost hardworking young men of chipata. I feel pity for kasonde’s children because they are now double orphans: the mother died a few months ago. I would like to warn all motorists to exercise much caution while on these long distances. G e road is a tricky stretch: i have been driving on this road since early seventies but each time iam travelling to lsk i take as if i am driving on this road for the first time.
john date
May 4, 2014 at 2:07 pm
why are we dying like this in Zambia. I will just stop using vehicles.