Police searching for an 11-year-old boy allegedly grabbed by a crocodile
23 December 2018 | From Arrive Alive
The Provincial Commissioner of the South African Police Service in Limpopo, Lieutenant General Nneke Ledwaba has today 2018-12-23 visited the scene where an 11-year-old boy was allegedly grabbed by a crocodile and dragged into Damani dam. The General was accompanied by the Cluster Commander, Major General Rosina Mulaudzi and the Station Commander Brigadier Willy Mashava.
The victim from Khubvi outside Thohoyandou was with his friends washing clothes at the crocodile infested Damani dam on Saturday 2018-12-22 at about 16h00, when a crocodile suddenly emerged from the water and attacked him.
The police were immediately informed and a Search and Rescue Team was activated. The search continued and was adjourned when it became dark. Joined by the Provincial Commissioner, members of the Search and Rescue Team resumed with the search this morning. The next of kin and the local community members are also in attendance.
Parents are urged to supervise their children and at all times caution them against frequenting hazardous places such as crocodile infested rivers and dams.
The search continues. #WaterSafety
12 Oct 2026 | From Arrive Alive
At 23:15 Emergency Control South Africa (ECSA) responded to a motor vehicle accident on M1 N off of Corlett Drive
Upon arrival, we found that two vehicles were involved in an accident. One of which had gone through a fence with 5 patients, 2 of which wanted to go to hospital, the other vehicle had
12 Oct 2026 | From Arrive Alive
At 12:24, the Titanium Securitas Medical Response received an emergency call regarding a serious motor vehicle accident near Eensgezind Farm on Klipheuwel Road.
According to eyewitnesses, a vehicle travelling towards Durbanville reportedly lost control and struck two pedestrians who were carrying
12 Oct 2026 | From Arrive Alive
Last night, Pretoria Volunteer Emergency Service (PVES) teams were dispatched to a serious motorcycle accident in the Hatfield area.
Upon arrival, responders found one patient in critical condition who had sustained multiple severe injuries.
The patient had suffered a severe abdominal injury requiring
12 Oct 2026 | From Arrive Alive
The Gauteng Department of Health (GDoH) wishes the Class of 2026 well as they begin their final matric examinations tomorrow, Tuesday, 13 October 2026.
The Department encourages learners to prioritise their mental health and wellbeing throughout this demanding period, particularly as October marks
12 Oct 2026 | From Arrive Alive
Seventeen (17) schoolchildren were hospitalised following a taxi collision in KwaMashu – KZN this morning (Monday 12/10/2026).
A Reaction Officer patrolling near the M25 KwaMashu Highway heard the collision and proceeded to investigate. On arrival, he found that a white Toyota Quantum minibus
12 Oct 2026 | From Arrive Alive
On Saturday morning at approximately 09:11, the CERT Centurion crews responded to a two-vehicle motor vehicle collision in the intersection of Limpopo Avenue and Botha Avenue in Doringkloof, Centurion.
Upon arrival, two patients were found following the collision. One patient was trapped inside a
12 Oct 2026 | From Arrive Alive
Wheel Well releases 2025 Child Road Safety Report as progress stalls at 1,000 child deaths
New report shows an almost 80% reduction in child road deaths since 2012, but pedestrians continue to account for two-thirds of fatalities
Wheel Well, South African non-profit organisation has released its
12 Oct 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
12 Oct 2026 | From Arrive Alive
As thousands of Grade 12 learners prepare to write their final examinations and consider what comes next, the South African Motor Body Repairers’ Association (SAMBRA) is encouraging young people to look beyond the traditional university route when planning their careers.
For young people who