Tragic Accident Claims Two Lives

cunningly concealed within the sealed chip packet, held together with glue. The suspect's brazen attempt to slip illegal substances pastauthoritieshighlightstheneed for heightened vigilance and security measures within the holdingcells.

InspectorShapumbasternlywarns against engaging in such illicit activities. "For whatever reason it may be, we are warning the communities not to bring contrabands to people detained at police holdingcells,"heasserted.Instead, individuals who receive requests from inmates to transport contrabands should immediately report such information to the police. This will enable law enforcement to investigate the facilitation of such communication and take necessary actions to prevent furtherincidents.

A devastating accident occurred approximately 10 kilometers before Usakos from the Arandis direction, resulted in two fatalities and left three other passengers with seriousinjurieson Sunday, 16 July.

The incident involved a Toyota Wish 7-seater, registered under N 10007 S, which tragically overturned.

According to initial reports it is alleged, the driver of the To y o t a W i s h attempted to overtake a truck when he noticedanoncoming vehicle approaching. In a desperate effort to return to his lane safely,helostcontrol of the vehicle, leading to the heartwrenching overturningincident.

Regrettably,theaccidentclaimedthelives oftwoindividuals.

The deceased have been identified as Nghivafe Wilhelm Shikonyeni, a 48- year-old Namibian maleandthedriverof the vehicle, and young Cayden Scott, a7-year-oldboy

The tragedy did not spare the other passengers, as three individuals sustained severe injuries. They were immediately rushed to Usakos State Hospital for medicalattentionin stable conditions Police investigationsareongoingto comprehensively understand the factors that led to the unfortunate overturning of the vehicle.