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Posted by admin on March 31, 2026 at 2:31 AM
Forty-nine pupils and two teachers from Sinafala Zone
in Gwembe District were involved in a road traffic accident on Monday
evening while returning from inter-zone games held at Gwembe Day Secondary
School.
Sinafala Zonal Head Teacher Entwell Chikuni confirmed
the incident, saying it occurred between 17:00 and 18:00 hours at 17 Corners
along the Gwembe–Chipepo Road. The pupils were rushed to Munyumbwe Level
One Hospital for treatment.
Chikuni explained that the accident happened after the
driver of a canter truck, reportedly owned by Kebby Nakaloba of Kkoma
area, lost control of the vehicle.
He revealed that the truck had initially been arranged to
carry 33 pupils, but additional pupils allegedly boarded without the teachers’
knowledge.
Out of the 49 pupils, four sustained serious injuries
(three boys and one girl), while the rest suffered minor injuries.
By press time, 45 pupils had been treated and discharged,
with the four seriously injured pupils remaining admitted for further medical
care.
Chikuni expressed hope that all the injured pupils will recover, while police are yet to issue an official statement regarding the accident.
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