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‘Truck driver should be praised for saving lives’

m41 pile-up

“Absolute chaos” is how first responders and rescuers described the crash on the M41 in Durban on Monday involving a truck and 49 vehicles.

Multiple injuries were reported but despite the wreckage, there were no fatalities.

Emer-G-med KZN operations manager Kyle van Reenen said it came as a surprise that there had been

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