Deadly Easter Weekend on SA Roads

0:00South Australia's roads turned deadly this week, leading up to the Easter long weekend, with multiple crashes claiming lives and injuring others. Friday afternoon brought heartbreak when a seven-year-old girl, riding as a passenger on an all-terrain vehicle, suffered critical injuries in a rollover on a private property near Yatalunga. She passed away in hospital two days later, while a woman and another child escaped with minor hurts. Meanwhile, two motorcyclists died in a separate collision in the Adelaide Hills, a 31-year-old from Nairney and a 47-year-old from Blockles, both gone at the scene. Earlier that same Friday morning, another rider, a 40-year-old from Parahills West, lost his life crashing into a traffic light at Ovingham. The tragedies didn't stop there, a 39-year-old woman was fatally struck by a bus and Adelaide's central business district on Wednesday amid, rush hour chaos, witness by shocked bystanders. And earlier, a truck-yued smash at Nuryupa killed a 47-year-old man, leaving a five-year-old

1:03boy and three-year-old girl with serious wounds, as the truck burst into flames. Major crash teams are digging into these incidents now, reminding everyone to drive safe over the holiday break and keep those families in our first-a, thoughts as the investigations continue. That's your update from Sydney News Today, powered by AI.