By: Natasha Archary
George police are investigating the fatal circumstances of a 50-year old man’s death, after his vehicle was found at the bottom of the Voëlklip cliff, Herolds Bay.
The notorious cliff which has claimed the lives of a number of people over the years is a treacherous stretch of road which has a steep drop into the ocean.
In February, a 33-year old man was killed after his bakkie plunged off the cliff.

Emergency personnel were dispatched to Voëlklip cliff on Thursday, 01 September at 15h00 when a fisherman notified police he had seen the vehicle go over the cliff.
The unidentified man’s body was retrieved and an investigation is underway to determine the circumstances around the cause of death.
Over the years there have been much debate over whether the road on Voëlklip cliff should be closed, but because the site runs through privately-owned land and is recognised as an area of recreational and tourism value, it remains open.
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