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I feel broken—Majaga

Monday, June 05, 2023 | 2910 Views |

FRANCISTOWN: Nata-Gweta legislator, Polson Majaga has spoken out for the first time since an accident that claimed 22 lives along the A3 Road. Several major villages in his constituency are along the A3.

The accident occurred on Thursday morning, just near Marapong village. A sprinter heading to Maun from Francistown collided with a truck that was going in the opposite direction.

Of the 22 people who died, 12 were men while the rest were women. Twenty-one of those who died were in the sprinter. The other deceased person is a truck driver who was en route to South Africa from Zambia.

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