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(File, Nielen de Klerk, News24)
(File, Nielen de Klerk, News24)

Johannesburg - More than 20 people were injured when two buses and four cars collided in Durban on Friday afternoon, paramedics said.

"A total of 22 people from all the vehicles had sustained various injuries," Rescue Care spokesman Garrith Jamieson said in a statement.

The accident happened on Pixley Ka Seme Street, between OR Tambo Parade and Gillespie Street, just after noon. It was unclear what caused the accident.

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