20 people killed after bus carrying diamond mine workers crashes in South Africa

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20 people killed after bus carrying diamond mine workers crashes in South Africa
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The collision involving a bus and a truck happened in the northern Limpopo province, close to the border with Zimbabwe.

Twenty people have been killed in a crash involving a truck and a bus that was carrying workers to a diamond mine in South Africa.

The collision happened in the northern Limpopo province, close to the border with Zimbabwe, on Sunday. Construction company Murray & Roberts Cementation said those killed included 17 of its workers, while four others were injured. The company said the workers were on their way to the Venetia mine in Musina at the time of the crash, and it is offering support to the victims' families.They were reportedly going to work on an underground project at a mine owned by diamond giant De Beers.

Provincial transport minister Florence Radzilani, who visited the crash site on Monday, criticised the state of some of the trucks that travel on the roads.

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