Situation Returns to Normal Following a Stampede at Capricorn College
- Publisher:
- SABC
- Publication Date:
- 12 January 2018
- Tags:
- South Africa, Education
Six people have been injured following a stampede ahead of registration at the Capricorn TVET College in Polokwane. One person sustained serious injuries. The incident happened at around 08:00 this morning as applicants were pushing to gain access.
Six people have been injured following a stampede ahead of registration at the Capricorn TVET College in Polokwane. One person sustained serious injuries. The incident happened at around 08:00 this morning as applicants were pushing to gain access.
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