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 Four killed in N1 accident near Makhado
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Three men and a woman were killed in a collision between a 4x4 and a truck tanker on the N1 near Makhado, Limpopo police said on Sunday.

The two collided head-on on Saturday evening, said Captain Maano Sadike in a statement.

The cause of the accident was still unknown. - Sapa

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