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Pick n Pay faces R415,000 claim after elderly shopper struck by falling crate at N1 City

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Pick n Pay faces R415,000 claim after elderly shopper struck by falling crate at N1 City

A 73-year-old woman is seeking R415,359.16 from Pick n Pay, alleging that a falling crate injured her at the retailer’s N1 City Mall store in October 2023.

The retailer says insurers are assessing the claim.

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