Horrible Accident On The Qumbu and N2 Between Mthatha .

The automobile accident that occurred yesterday on the N2 between Mthatha and Qumbu has now claimed the lives of three people. The driver of the Volkswagen Polo passed away from his injuries early today at Malizo Mpehle Hospital, bringing the total number of fatalities to three. Many people were moved to tears as a result of this occurrence due to the high number of people who have been losing their lives on the roads.

It is so tragic that incidents like this continue to occur despite the fact that drivers can maintain their speed within the legal limit but choose not to.”The majority of victims, particularly in the Eastern Cape, passed away as a result of the delay in emergency services. These individuals had been laying there for the better part of an hour. There was just one ambulance that came, and it took one patient.

A significant number of persons who had suffered life-threatening injuries were forced to wait outside in the bitter cold.” This information was sent to us by a person who was present at the scene of the crime and saw what happened. Potholes are also a big problem that is causing accidents, and if government were to ensure that there were fewer or no bottles at all on our roads, after which people would’ve been safer, as well as fewer accidents happening.

This is why many people are unhappy with the fact that the government fails to fix the roads, because potholes are another major issue that is starting to cause accidents. People need to stop merely complaining and voting for the same party every election, and instead demonstrate that they will choose a different party that will attempt to bring about change in the next election.

This party has demonstrated that it is of no benefit to the people living in this country, so people need to stop voting for it.It is very tragic that people are losing their lives despite the fact that there are those who have been placed in places where they should be assuring the transformation in this nation and the safety of its population. It is abundantly evident that the lives of people do not matter to the ones who are placed in positions of power.