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Heartfelt Condolences and Road Safety: Minister Sindisiwe Chikunga Addresses Tragic Collision on N2 near Tsitsikamma

Recently, the N2 highway near Tsitsikamma in the Eastern Cape witnessed a tragic collision between two vehicles, resulting in the unfortunate loss of six lives. Minister Sindisiwe Chikunga, responsible for the Department of Transport, expresses her profound sadness and regret over this devastating incident.

Sincere Condolences and Support

With a heavy heart, Minister Chikunga offers her sincere condolences to the bereaved families and loved ones of the victims. During this challenging period of grief and sorrow, her thoughts and prayers remain with the affected families. Additionally, she extends her best wishes for a swift recovery to the two injured individuals, believed to be from Switzerland.

Road Safety and Responsibility

Road safety is a crucial aspect of Minister Chikunga’s core responsibilities within the Department of Transport. She emphasizes the need for vigilance and alertness among all road users, urging everyone to take necessary precautions to prevent such heartbreaking accidents from recurring. Every life lost on the roads is a tragedy, and it’s crucial for all of us to take responsibility for ensuring the safety of ourselves and others.

Investigation and Action

In response to this accident, the Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC) will conduct an in-depth investigation to determine its root cause. The Ministry of Transport is committed to improving road infrastructure and enforcing traffic regulations consistently. Road safety is an ongoing program that demands our collective attention and action.

Call to Action

Minister Chikunga calls upon all road users to exercise caution, adhere to traffic laws, and prioritize safety during their travels. Fostering a culture of responsible and conscientious driving is essential for the well-being and protection of everyone on our roads.

Collaborative Efforts

The Department of Transport, in collaboration with various law enforcement agencies, will continue to intensify its efforts to enforce road safety measures. A particular focus will be placed on reducing road accidents and fatalities in this endeavor.

As citizens, it is our duty to support the Department of Transport’s initiatives and contribute to a safer and more responsible driving environment. By remaining vigilant, respecting traffic regulations, and prioritizing safety, we can collectively reduce the number of tragic accidents and save precious lives. Let us join hands and work together towards a safer and more secure future for all road users.

Serjio Zakharoff

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