BODY OF A MAN SWEFT AWAY BY FLOOD RECOVERED. (PHOTO).

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 Body of a man sweft away by flood recovered The police in Apel, under the Sekhukhune District, have opened an inquest docket after the body of Mr Johannes Tsere Lekwadu (30) from Ga-Selepe was recovered from the Raphulu River at Atok (Sefateng) on Thursday, 04 December 2025. This comes after a missing person report was filed, with information suggesting that he may have been swept away by flooding. A search operation was activated, leading police and various stakeholders to work together throughout the period to locate him. Following a prolonged and coordinated effort, the body was found and retrieved. Emergency and support services attended the scene. Police investigations into the circumstances surrounding the incident are ongoing.

FEMALE TRADER DIES IN IMO AUTO CRASH, MOB SETS VEHICLE ABLAZE. (PHOTO).


Female trader dies in Imo auto crash, mob sets vehicle ablaze

An auto crash on Saturday at Orji community in the Owerri North Local Government Area of Imo State on the Owerri-Okigwe Expressway claimed the life of a female trader.

Eyewitnesses told Newsmen that a heavy duty vehicle rammed on a commercial vehicle popularly known as Busimo.

While the victim’s head was said to have been cut off by the vehicle, other passengers in the bus sustained high levels of injuries and were rushed to various hospitals.

The state police command deployed its state Traffic Department to the scenes as the incident caused traffic gridlock.

An eyewitness said ” the auto crash has killed one person and many sustained injuries and were rushed to hospitals. The victim was a trader. She had closed for the day and went to a nearby community known as Akabo to drop something for somebody. She was on her way back when the accident occurred and she lost her life. This is horrible. Her head was chopped off.”

Newsmen gathered that after the auto crash, some group of unidentified youths came and set the vehicle on fire.

The razing of the vehicle caused pandemonium as residents fled thinking that bandits had struck.

A resident said, “we thought that bandits were on rampage because the bursting of the tyres by the inferno looked as if it was dynamite that was thrown. It was later that it was discovered that the heavy duty vehicle was set ablaze by some unknown persons.”

When contacted, the spokesperson for the police in the state, Henry Okoye, confirmed the incident, saying others were rushed to hospitals.

He disclosed that the command had commenced an investigation into the cause of the acident.


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