Two Portuguese killed in “serious accident” with bus in Namibia

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The tourist bus was carrying 22 Portuguese, among other nationalities.

Two Portuguese died this Wednesday in a road accident 400 kilometers from Namibia’s capital, Windoek.

The information was confirmed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to Notícias ao Minuto, which reports that it was a “serious accident” with a tourist bus carrying, among other nationalities, 22 Portuguese tourists.

Two Portuguese killed in "serious accident" with bus in Namibia

There are still “several injured” among the Portuguese.

The government is in the process of communicating with the victims’ families.

Iris Lavan
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With a background as a consultant in the medical industry, Iris Lavan brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to Portugal Pulse. Iris also runs a company in Tel Aviv offering marketing, business development, content creation and public relations services. She holds a degree in economics and management, giving her a solid grounding in business strategy and financial planning. Iris' commitment to Portugal Pulse is reflected not only in her consulting career, but also in her impact on the Portugale media landscape in Israel. She was an interviewer for Hadshot Portugal חדשות פורטוגל, a media outlet that broadcasts news about Portugal in Hebrew, where she provided valuable information on current affairs, healthcare and the economy. Since July 2023, Iris has also been part of the Portugal Pulse team.

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