The bakkie involved in a truck smash that left six Eastern Cape schoolchildren dead and others injured on Tuesday was not a contracted scholar transportation vehicle. This was revealed by provincial transport spokesperson Unathi Binqose on Thursday. DispatchLIVE (http://www.dispatchlive.co.za) reported this week that the children roughly 14 to 17 years old and pupils at Ndamase Senior Secondary School in Ngqeleni outside Mthatha had been on their way home at about 3pm when tragedy struck.
sarah still has hope. i m not going for easy. i m just going for possible. the possibility of living of maybe one day realizing her dreams. you can do it, you can do it if you try. zain asher, cnn, philadelphia. we wish sarah the very best. a freight train and a commercial truck smash into each other, this happened yesterday. people felt this explosion blocks away. just watch. back up. this is rosedale, maryland. this is east of baltimore. emergency officials say nothing toxic was in the fire. and the smoke that shot up in the sky you see those pictures there, several buildings however were damaged. and the truck driver is in the hospital. investigators, they re still working to figure out how did this happen. powerful winds in southern california whipped up this sandstorm you see there, shut