Pensioner seeks R400k from Pick n Pay after crate falls on her head

Author: Joel OntongPublished on: October 20, 2026Country: South Africa

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Pensioner seeks R400k from Pick n Pay after crate falls on her head

A pensioner is seeking R400,000 from South African retailer Pick n Pay after a crate fell on her head. The headline says she is seeking compensation following the incident. The supplied text provides no further details about how it happened or the woman’s condition.

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