Zandile Mbingo was training to become a police officer but was denied MedicalCare 🚑 and died due to negligence. Her family believes she would still be alive today had she not gone for training Read more here 👇 TheCitizenNews Mpumalanga News SAPS
Picture of late Zandile Mbingo in Barberton, Mpumalanga. 15 February 2023. Picture by Sibogumenzi Sibiya/The Citizen
Zandile was fit enough for the training, according to her mother, and was excited on her arrival at the camp last April.But early in November, she told her mom over the phone that she had been ill and was on several occasions denied medical attention. “They just dumped her at casualty. Luckily, she was accompanied by a fellow trainee who stayed with her. My son Andile was called by the trainee telling him Zandile was in hospital,” she said.
With her financial resources exhausted, she and her son ended up sleeping in the car and Zandile’s attending doctor had advised against transferring her to a hospital closer to home.“On 30 December, the hospital called to tell me that my daughter was no more,” she said. Mbingo’s family, however, say they have yet to hear a peep from police since her passing on 30 December.
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