WATCH: Truck catches fire in Richards Bay
Dave Savides Less than a minute
The City of uMhlathuze's fire and rescue crew have extinguished a burning truck on Geleiergang in Alton, Richards Bay this (Monday) afternoon.
The fire, which is believed to have started at the engine, destroyed the front-end of the heavy vehicle, which was empty at the time of the blaze.
No injuries have been reported. The road is partially obstructed but still accessible to motorists.
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