Leonie
Pretorius
10
October 2016
Thirteen
people, including two children, were injured when three cars collided with each
other on the R45 approximately 10 kilometres outside of Franschhoek, Western
Cape.
Paramedics from ER24
and other services arrived on the scene where they found three vehicles
scattered across the road.
Their injuries ranged from multiple fractures to
possible head injuries. Nine others sustained minor to moderate injuries.
Some of the occupants were trapped in the vehicles and
had to be freed by the local fire department using the jaws of life.
It is
understood that two vehicles collided with each other causing one of the
vehicles to crash into a third. The exact cause of the collision is not yet
known.
Local authorities attended the scene.
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