The number of fatalities in the Harare-Masvingo road traffic accident has risen from 15 to 16.
The fatal incident, which occurred near Beatrice at the 52-kilometer peg, involved a haulage truck and a Mercedes Sprinter carrying 44 passengers.
The impact caused the truck to swerve into opposing traffic, leading to the tragic confrontation with the Sprinter. "The injured victims are admitted at Chitungwiza Hospital, whilst the bodies of the victims were conveyed to Chivhu General Hospital mortuary for postmortem."
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