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Pedestrian critically injured in N6 Lesseyton accident

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KOMANI – Emergency services were urgently requested to the N6 near Lesseyton village following an accident in which a pedestrian was reportedly struck by a vehicle and left lying next to the road.

According to information received from bystanders at the scene, the injured person required immediate medical attention. At the time of publishing, no further details were available regarding the condition of the pedestrian or the circumstances leading up to the incident.

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Authorities had not yet released official information, and it remains unclear whether any vehicles involved remained at the scene.

This is a developing story and will be updated as more information becomes available.

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Ongoing safety concerns for pedestrians

The incident has again raised concerns about pedestrian safety along busy routes such as the N6, particularly in and around Komani.

Residents have increasingly pointed out that many pavements across parts of the town are overgrown with long grass, making them difficult or unsafe to use. As a result, pedestrians are often forced to walk along or near the road, increasing the risk of accidents.

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Motorists are urged to exercise caution when driving through town areas and nearby villages, especially in zones where pedestrian visibility may be reduced.


Call for defensive driving

Drivers travelling through Komani and surrounding areas are encouraged to:

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  • Reduce speed in residential and high-foot-traffic areas
  • Stay alert for pedestrians walking on or near the roadway
  • Be especially cautious in areas with overgrown pavements
  • Avoid distractions and maintain full attention on the road

Pedestrian safety remains a shared responsibility between road users and authorities tasked with maintaining infrastructure.

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