LIMPOPO - The Limpopo Provincial Government has confirmed 29 bodies of 43 people who died in the Limpopo bus crash will be repatriated.
The 29 will be transported to Zimbabwe on Friday after all identification procedures are completed.
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Over 40 people were killed and dozens injured in a bus crash on the N1 near Makhado, in Limpopo early this month.
The bus, was en route to Zimbabwe, when the incident happened.
Provincial Government spokesperson Ndavhe Ramakuela says the identification process for seven children is yet to be concluded as it requires specialised DNA identification.
Additionally Ramakuela says the provincial government is working with the Malawian government to finalise their list of eight bodies that still need to be repatriated.