Two dead in Joburg motorbike crashes

02062010. Members of the ER24 were stoped by the members of the Tshwane Metro Police and told that something was wrong with they lights Picture: Sizwe Ndingane

02062010. Members of the ER24 were stoped by the members of the Tshwane Metro Police and told that something was wrong with they lights Picture: Sizwe Ndingane

Published Apr 12, 2015

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Johannesburg – Two people were killed in two separate motorbike collisions in Johannesburg on Saturday evening, ER24 reported.

At about 5pm, paramedics from Johannesburg East attended to a motorbike collision on the N12 near the Kraft road exit where a passenger on a motorbike died.

“It is believed that the passenger was flung several meters from the bike,” ER24 reported. “They (paramedics) found him with fatal injuries and there was nothing that they could do for him. The rider of the bike sustained serious injuries and was transported to a nearby hospital for further treatment.”

ER24 said it appeared as if the bike collided with the barrier on the side of the highway.

In a separate collision, a motorbike rider, believed to be in his late 30’s, was killed on Northumberland Road in Northgate.

“At approximately 6pm, paramedics attended to a collision where they found the rider a few meters away from his bike,” ER24 said. “He had already succumbed to his injuries.”

The motorbike had collided with a car leaving two people with moderate injuries. Local rescue units had to remove the left side of the vehicle in order to free the trapped passenger. Both occupants of the vehicle were transported to a nearby hospital for further treatment.

ANA

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