Multiple patients were injured following a serious collision involving a taxi and a light motor vehicle on the M25 KwaMashu Highway

12 October 2026 | From Arrive Alive


Multiple patients were injured following a serious collision involving a taxi and a light motor vehicle on the M25 KwaMashu Highway on Monday morning.

KZN VIP’s Emergency Medical teams, together with Advanced Life Support paramedics were dispatched to the scene. Additional KZN VIP ambulances was called to assist with the treatment and transportation of the injured.

Medics carried out rapid triage, assessed and stabilised the patients before transporting all injured patients to appropriate medical facilities for further care.

The circumstances leading up to the collision remain unconfirmed at this stage. Metro Police and other emergency services were in attendance.

We thank all responding teams for their prompt assistance and coordinated efforts in caring for the injured.

KZN VIP 24-Hour Emergency Assistance

 Control Centre: 031 502 3456

 Emergency WhatsApp: 067 712 7976
 Email: [email protected] 

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