BR train kills two women at Bots, SA border

Tuesday, November 21, 2017

Two Batswana women died on the spot when a train crashed their car on Saturday afternoon at no man’s land between South Africa and Botswana near Ramatlabama border.

This was confirmed by the district traffic officer at Lobatse police station, Superintendent Member Machola in an interview with Mmegi.

Machola said the deceased were in company of another Motswana woman who sustained serious injuries and is currently admitted in ICU at Bophelong government hospital in Mafikeng, South Africa.

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BR train kills two women at Bots, SA border

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