Two Die in Durban CBD Crash As Light Motor Vehicle Collides With Truck, Leaving Victims Trapped

Two Die in Durban CBD Crash As Light Motor Vehicle Collides With Truck, Leaving Victims Trapped

  • A collision between a truck and a light motor vehicle left two people dead in the Durban Central Business District (CBD)
  • Paramedics arrived at the scene of the accident just after 5.30 am on Friday, 31 October 2025
  • Investigations have been launched into the accident, which left the passenger and driver dead
Two people were killed in a tragic collision in the Durban CBD
Two people were killed in a tragic collision between a truck and a light motor vehicle in the Durban CBD. Image: @The_Bulrushes
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Briefly News journalist Byron Pillay has dedicated a decade to reporting on the South African political landscape, crime, and social issues. He spent 10 years working for the Northern Natal Courier before transitioning to online journalism.

KWAZULU-NATAL – Two people have been tragically killed after a collision involving a truck and a light motor vehicle in the Durban Central Business District (CBD).

Paramedics arrived at the scene of the accident just after 5.30 am on Friday, 31 October 2025, to find that a light motor vehicle had crashed into a truck. The collision occurred at the corner of Anton Lembede and Stalwart Simelane Streets.

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Passengers were trapped in the wreckage

According to a statement by ALS Paramedics Spokesperson, Garrith Jamieson, paramedics arrived on scene to find that the vehicle had T-boned the truck, ending up underneath it.

The driver and a passenger were severely entrapped in the wreckage, and the eThekwini Fire Department was called out to assist in recovery efforts.

“They had sustained major injuries and were declared deceased at the scene,” Jamieson said.

Investigations into the accident continue.

Source: Briefly News

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Byron Pillay (Current Affairs Editor) Byron Pillay is a Current Affairs Editor at Briefly News. He received a Diploma in Journalism from the Caxton Cadet School. He spent 15 years covering politics, crime and current affairs. He was also the Head of Department for Sports Brief, where he covered both local and international sporting news. Email: byron.pillay@briefly.co.za