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Namibia: Government Vehicle Damaged in Accident

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New Era (Windhoek)

18 July 2008
Posted to the web 18 July 2008

Windhoek

A government vehicle that belongs to the Ministry of Trade and Industry was seriously damaged after it overturned on the Kamanjab/Khorixas gravel road on Wednesday afternoon.

According to a police report, it is alleged that the driver of the white Nissan truck with registration number GRN 23131 lost control over the vehicle and it overturned.

One passenger and the driver were in the vehicle but no one was injured.

The police are investigating a case of reckless/negligent driving.

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