Charma Gal dancers perish

Monday, July 11, 2016

Five of popular pop singer, Charma Gal’s crew have perished on the spot in a horrific accident that happened in the wee hours of Sunday, 70km from Kang, on their way back from performing at a Gantsi Agric Show.

The Monitor can confirm that two others were referred to Hukuntsi Hospital whilst three were taken to Princess Marina Referral Hospital in Gaborone.

The seven-seater mini-bus that the crew was travelling in allegedly had a tyre burst causing it to rear off the road.

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Charma Gal dancers perish

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