Three die in accident on A1 outside Okahandja

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2025-04-12

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OKAHANDJA, 12 APR (NAMPA) – Three people died instantly on Friday afternoon when a white Toyota Double Cab overturned and rolled twice on the new Okahandja-Windhoek A1 Road in the Otjozondjupa Region.
Namibian Police Force head of community affairs in the region, Senior Inspector Maureen Mbeha on Saturday told Nampa that the deceased persons are two male adults and a baby boy.
Their next of kin were yet to be informed of their deaths at the tim...

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