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Ntladi said they operated with great difficulty in wet conditions after the rains that hit Johannesburg in recent days.
They were also affected by the devastation they had to face at the site.
“It was also very difficult for us,” he said.
“You know, we are rescuing people every day, but those incidents [are not very common].
“We don’t see them very often.”
“Jah, that one touched everyone who was [at the scene] because the way the person died, and how they burned inside that vehicle ….. “
Madisha’s death comes just weeks after former Bafana defender Anele Ngcongca was also killed in a terrible car accident.
Ngcongca was killed in a car accident on the N2 just outside Mtunzini on the north coast of KwaZulu-Natal last month and was buried in his hometown in Cape Town a few days ago.
Informants told TimesLIVE that Madisha and Ngcongca were roommates at Sundowns whenever the team was at camp.
Ntladi said police are investigating the case and would not be involved in allegations that Madisha’s vehicle may have been hit by another car, which did not stop and sped away after the accident.
Sundowns also released a statement Sunday afternoon dismissing claims that Madisha came from an event organized by the club when the accident occurred.
Chloorkop’s team celebrated its 50th anniversary at the Sandton Convention Center on Saturday, but Sundowns said the player did not attend.
“Report that Madisha was at a gala event [on Saturday] they are false and reckless! Mr. Madisha was not part of the event or the procedure, ”the statement said.
“Personal and professional request: Can we allow the respective families to process the necessary information with the relevant authorities.”
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