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Paramount Chief Mpezeni IV of the Ngoni people and four companions survived a car accident on Saturday while traveling through Luangwa National Park on the Mwanya-Nabwalya Road.
The office of the Chief confirmed that none of the individuals, including the paramount chief, sustained visible injuries.
In a statement issued in Lusaka on Sunday, the office assured the public that all involved underwent medical examinations to confirm their well-being.
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“They have all received thorough medical check-ups to ensure their continued health,” the office stated.
The accident occurred while Inkhosi Yama Nkhosi was returning from the Malaila ceremony of the Bisa people in Nabwalya.
Authorities are currently investigating the incident.
Chipata Mayor, George Mwanza, and Eastern Province Permanent Secretary, Paul Thole, coordinated efforts to safely transport the chief and his companions back to Ependukeni Palace.
“The swift actions of the mayor, the PS, and the medical teams at Mambwe District and Chipata Central Hospital are deeply appreciated. We are grateful for the immediate assistance provided,” the statement added.
The paramount chief is reportedly in good spirits and expressed his gratitude for the concern and well-wishes he received.
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