A multiple-vehicle collision on the N1 between Prince Albert and Leeu-Gamka killed 21 people. [1] SABC filed 21 in the Klein Karoo. [1] This paper printed that toll on Sunday. Monday has no named cause in fetched copy. A toll is not a closed inquiry. Print 21. Do not invent a finding.

Leave a named later hospital add as already counted if Sunday owned 21. Print 21. Print not a closed docket.

Print 21. Monday is not a closed inquiry. Sunday's Karoo toll remains 21. Print 21 as Monday's named Cape hold. Two taxis and a third vehicle are still not a mechanical finding. Print 21 as still the named toll. Monday keeps its word from the earlier filing. Print 21 as still not a closed docket.

The N1 carries Karoo freight between the Cape and the interior, and its hours-long closure stranded trucks in both directions. Minibus-taxi safety is a standing national debate that each major crash reignites. The culpable-homicide docket exists; findings will take far longer.

Findings will take far longer; Monday keeps 21. The N1's hours-long closure stranded Karoo freight. Culpable homicide is a docket, not a verdict.

Klein Karoo still counts twenty-one. Monday still has no named cause, and this desk will not invent one. An open inquiry is not a closed docket. Trucks sat through an hours-long N1 closure; that jam is not a new death.
Klein Karoo still counts twenty-one. That jam is not a new death. Monday still has no named cause.

Klein Karoo still counts twenty-one. That jam is not a new death. Monday still has no named cause.

-- LUCIA VEGA, São Paulo