On Saturday, 3 November, a fatal crash occurred on Main Reef Road near Chamdor when a City of Johannesburg Emergency Management Service (EMS) ambulance collided with a pedestrian.
The ambulance was booked into the workshop operated by the City’s external service provider because of unusual noises emanating from the locking differential.
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The interim investigations have led to the belief that an unauthorised employee at the workshop took the ambulance for a drive and caused the accident.
The City’s EMS was unaware that the ambulance had been driven out of the workshop by the employee and no permission had been given.
A criminal case has been opened with the Police.
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