Woman dead in fatal Stellenbosch crash, one man left injured

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The Stellenbosch police have confirmed that it has registered a culpable homicide case for investigation following a fatal crash in the area on Friday.

 

According to Police Sergeant Wesley Twigg, a man and a woman were involved in the crash on Blaauwklippen Road during the early hours of Friday morning

 

Twigg says the adult female was fatally injured, and an adult male was injured.

 

Police officers reportedly responded to the accident scene, and upon their arrival, they found the victims with injuries to their bodies.

 

 

Twigg says the woman was declared deceased on the scene by medical personnel, while the male was taken to a medical facility for medical treatment.

 

The circumstances surrounding the incident are under investigation, and no arrests have been made.

 

“Anyone with any information about this fatal crash is kindly requested to contact Crime Stop on 08600 10111 or use the mobile application MySAPS anonymously.”

 

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Danielle Mentoor
Danielle Mentoor
Danielle is Smile FM's PM drive news reader. She has been in the radio industry since 2020 and started her career at a community radio station. When she's not keeping you up to date with the latest news, she's exploring the outdoors.

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