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Marikana family appeals for help to bury toddler electrocuted by live wire

4 November 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader
Marikana

The Nkumbini family of Marikana informal settlement in Philippi East is appealing for the community’s assistance in burying their little toddler, who was electrocuted when playing with other children in the area on Wednesday 29 October.

The post Marikana family appeals for help to bury toddler electrocuted by live wire appeared first on City Vision.

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