Five people have died in Lilongwe accident

Five people have died while one person is seriously injured after the vehicle they were travelling in crashed last night at Youth Drive Junction near Sanctuary along Saulos Chilima highway.

According to a police report, a 22 year old Wycliffe Liyati who was driving a Ford Ranger Double Cab, MG 134 AR from Parliament Roundabout heading down to Kamuzu Central Collided with a Nissan X- Trail which was turning right to join the Kamuzu Institute Road an impact caused five people to die on the spot.

Two of the deceased are identified as Gerald Gwangwala a 40 year old Zimbabwean national and four year old girl Rolin Kamatenda. The other three are two women and a young boy who are yet to be identified.



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