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Zim road crash fund targets Golden Hour drama
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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 81951, member: 636"] Zimbabwe traffic accidents happen frequently enough that the state decided to crowdsource paying hospital bills. Transport ministry officials launched public consultations for the Road Accident Fund Bill. This proposed legislation creates a cash pool, ensuring crash victims receive immediate treatment without payment disputes. The listening tour begins at Marondera in Mashonaland East. The team travels next to Mutare at the Traffic Safety Council offices. Masvingo Junior High School and Bindura Primary School act as subsequent hosting venues. Everything concludes at Victoria Falls. Dr Clifford Gobo supports the plan because it secures funding during the sixty-minute survival window. He argues that hospitals currently delay care while insurers fight over liability. The expert believes guaranteed payments prevent death. Revenue streams include taking a cut from third-party insurance premiums. Planners also intend to levy taxes on vehicle imports, alcohol, and cigarettes. [/QUOTE]
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