On Friday Afternoon around 1pm ,Taurus Medical Services responded to a collision at a Mall in Kwadukuza.
On arrival, Taurus EMS paramedics found a single-vehicle crashed the fence surrounding a local mall.
Fortunately, there were no injuries
Towing services were on scene to assist.
Emergencies services also assisted in the matter.
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