Caxton employee dies in Diepsloot horror crash
DIEPSLOOT - N14 taxi crash claims life of a Caxton 'family member'
Following the Diepsloot taxi tragedy on the N14, Caxton Local Newspapers’ North West Johannesburg branch learned this afternoon that one of their employees was one of the victims of the crash.
Cecilia Marawu, a receptionist, was one of the six who died in the accident.
Before being employed at Caxton North West, she was with Caxton Johannesburg North as a DTP assistant.
Marawu leaves behind her two daughters and a son.
Fatal taxi flip, 27 November: 08.30
EMER-G-MED and other services arrived on the scene to find that six people had tragically lost their lives due to the extent of their injuries.
One person has sustained critical injuries and is being airlifted to hospital, while several others have sustained serious injuries and are being treated on-scene and will be transported to hospital for further medical treatment, said paramedic Wayne Broodryk of EMER-G-MED.
The road is closed in both directions so expect heavy delays in traffic, avoid the area if possible.
