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Trucker Suddenly Dies After Reporting for Duty in Durban

The Durban trucking community is reeling after the sudden and tragic death of a truck driver at his workplace in Clairwood on Wednesday morning.

According to reports, the driver had just reported for duty as usual when he suddenly fell ill and began vomiting blood.

His colleagues immediately called for an ambulance, but sadly, by the time paramedics arrived, he had already passed away.

The exact cause of death is still unknown and will be confirmed following a post-mortem.

“He looked fine when he arrived. We even greeted him like we always do, next thing someone shouted that he was throwing up blood,” said one visibly shaken colleague who asked not to be named.

Another co-worker added, “We see a lot of things on the road, but nothing prepares you for seeing one of your own go just like that. It’s scary.”

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The news has sent shockwaves through the yard, with drivers and staff struggling to come to terms with the loss.

SA Trucker will not be naming the deceased at this stage out of respect for the family, who are yet to be fully informed.

Rest in peace, trucker. Your shift may be over, but your journey lives on in all of us who keep the wheels turning.

Our heartfelt condolences go out to his family, friends, and the entire team he worked with.

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Sbu Mzobe
Sbu Mzobehttps://satrucker.co.za/
Sbu Mzobe is an experienced South African journalist specialising in road incidents, traffic safety, and transport reporting. Based in Johannesburg, he has spent years covering accidents, road safety campaigns, and fleet operations, providing accurate and timely information to help drivers and the public stay informed.
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