The Swiss tourist who was injured when a giraffe fell onto his vehicle in the Kruger National Park has been taken to a Johannesburg hospital, where he is in a critical condition.
SA National Parks (SANParks) spokesman Ike Phaahla said on Monday: “The last update was that he was still in a critical condition and that he had been transferred.”
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Taxi Accident near Mopani
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The 18-foot-tall giraffe was killed by the double impact of the crash. South African police are trying to establish why the minibus, which was transferring 13 tourists to a game lodge, collided with the giraffe.
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The kind of taxi phenomena that you have in SA is unknown in Europe. A taxi is a clean decent big car, mostly Mercedes, with room for max. 4 persons, who move together to their destination. It is also expensive.
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'on a giraffe kill'
H1-6, 18km N of Mopani
Near Mopani
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They forgot to say the Quantum was travelling at 50km/h 

Next trip to the bush??
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Once again the story is different, is the poor man in Nelspruit or Joburg
(Ms Scholtz must learn to write Shingwedzi and Switzerland
though I must admit that none of them are easy
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(Ms Scholtz must learn to write Shingwedzi and Switzerland


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That was on the morning, Lis. So Nelspruit then Joburg. 

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Must be bad! Why not take him to Joburg right away



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